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Float
Posted: Sun May 26, 2024 8:20 pm
Author: newz1owner
Good Evening,
I am after a float for my carburettors for my Z1A. The O.E number is 16031-031 or Suzuki 13252-43010-000 when inserting the pin it was very tight. At first I thought the posts had been mis-aligned however, I discovered the brass section where the pin slides into is oval and not round hence, the problem.
I could try and drill it out but this will complicate the issue. I don't wish to spend the current amount on a genuine one, if a member of the club could help me out please.
Kind regards,
Mark.
Re: Float
Posted: Tue May 28, 2024 6:22 pm
Author: gray
so the float part is OK , its just the curved folded brass part that the float pivot pin slides into.
If you clamped the brass plate that bridges the 2 floats , to hold it steady with a Mole grips and then put the mole grips in a vice, then use tiny drill bits ( using the blunt end) or little round nails to slowly work the ovality out of the pivot hole that should work. If it works out to be marginally looser than it was before that would be better than it is now, and would have negligible effect on the final fuel height achieved in the float bowl
Re: Float
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 1:53 pm
Author: newz1owner
gray wrote:so the float part is OK , its just the curved folded brass part that the float pivot pin slides into.
If you clamped the brass plate that bridges the 2 floats , to hold it steady with a Mole grips and then put the mole grips in a vice, then use tiny drill bits ( using the blunt end) or little round nails to slowly work the ovality out of the pivot hole that should work. If it works out to be marginally looser than it was before that would be better than it is now, and would have negligible effect on the final fuel height achieved in the float bowl
Hi Gray,
Yes, the plastic float bowls themselves are alright and yes, it is the curved brass part which is faulty. (Well oval) I agree with your comments and I could do that, if I have no other option. However, if I can another one just in case, I would prefer to go down that route.
But thanks for suggestion.
Kind regards,
Mark.
Re: Float
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 6:41 pm
Author: gray
Fair enough. Have you tried John Browse for a second hand one?
Re: Float
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2024 10:02 pm
Author: James
I have floats,if you still need one.