DCOE Idle jet query
Hi All,
New to the Weber scene. Running DCOE 45s on my 2.0 Silvertop Zetec, these are the 5 hole Zetec specific carbs bought brand new outta the box. Supplied jetting as below, cars drives well actually, pulls well etc. Intend to RR it to setup properly but i have a miss down low on part throttle and trying to learn by sorting it myself. Going lean (AFR showing 15-16 on light acceleration) and car hesitating/missing.
After reading all setup/jeting guidance i have tried changing the idle jet, i am up to 60F9 and the lean spot is still there. Better, but the miss is still there. This size seems OTT?
I appreciate its hard to diagnose from a description of the symptoms but any help would be much appreciated
Engine is standard apart from 4 branch and exhaust.
Jetting is:-- 36mm Venturi choke
- 4.5 Auxillary Venturi
- 145 Main jet
- F16 Emulsion tube
- 155 Air corrector jet
- 40 Pump exhaust valve
- 55F8 Idle jet - currently 60F9
- 45 Pump jet
- 2.00 Needle valve.
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
Try 60F6. If during the RR setup you need a bigger main jet you can try 55F6.
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
It sounds big yes. But if the engine needs it so be it.
The modern type of Weber DCOE's (Spain) are not as well build as the old genuine Italian carbs.
If you have an old and a new type next to eachother you'll see what I mean.
The newer type seems to need a bigger idle jet than before.
The F6 idle jet has the smallest air hole of the range to keep the mixture richer from idle upt to transition rpm.
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
Thanks
I have 69F12 and F6 jets sitting here so will give them a go, just thought they were far too big
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
Update on this
Increased idle jet to 65F8 and miss is better but still there on light acceleration (afr jumping 13-15). Other issue is that on cruise its sitting around 10 on the AFR so too rich
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
Have you tried 60F6 as suggested?
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Re: DCOE Idle jet query
Sorry for late reply
Yes, have tried all through the jet range, right from 50s up to the present jet. Right through the F numbers too. Advanced the timing slightly across the 2.5-3k rev range that the miss was happening and it seems to have helped again
Have 165 air correctors ordered to try and solve the over fuel on cruise
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