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dan macmillan
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 Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 6:53 pm Post subject: Type 3 carb bellcrank pic needed |
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I have used the search with no luck.
Like the title says I am looking for a picture that shows how and where the bellcrank for the dual carb linkage is mounted on the block. I am thinking of adding the stock dual carbs{32pdsit 2 and 3} from a type 3 to my 1500 sp Ghia.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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dan macmillan
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Does anyone have a camera that can take a picture for me?
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Max Welton
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dan macmillan
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Thanks Max. It helps. I am tying to see exactly where the bellcrank attaches to the block before I tear into my 1500 type 1 style engine.
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Russ Wolfe
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It uses 2 of the top case 8mm studs.
There is also another piece that goes on the forward stud and the bolt, that stabilizes the cross over balance pipe, and supports the center of the air cleaner, to all of the weight of the air cleaner is not carried by the tops of the carbs.
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Max what is the deal with the terminal connections on your Generator? looks much cleaner than the standard posts/poles on mine. |
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**hijack warning**
Max what is the deal with the terminal connections on your Generator? looks much cleaner than the standard posts/poles on mine. |
That's the earlier style 12 volt generator. It used push on spade terminals, rather than the screw post style of the later types.
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Russ Wolfe
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**hijack warning**
Max what is the deal with the terminal connections on your Generator? looks much cleaner than the standard posts/poles on mine. |
That's the earlier style 12 volt generator. It used push on spade terminals, rather than the screw post style of the later types. |
And do not use them if it can be avoided. They were a high resistance joint, and had problems with the connections overheating.
VW used that one year only. 1967. On Type 3 and Type 1.
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Russ Wolfe
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They have gone into early 68 with them.
Are the wire connectors on that connection, original, or replacements?
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dan macmillan
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Thanks to those who helped with my request.
Out of 10 responses two were helpful and two were my own responses.
Six were about Generator wiring. Come on, show a little courtesy and start your own thread. No wonder searching this site is a pain.
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Russ Wolfe
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Thanks to those who helped with my request.
Out of 10 responses two were helpful and two were my own responses.
Six were about Generator wiring. Come on, show a little courtesy and start your own thread. No wonder searching this site is a pain. |
You are going to get that in an open forum, that is read by 100's of people.
You did get your answer, before the thread got hi-jacked.
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dan macmillan
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| dan macmillan wrote: |
Thanks to those who helped with my request.
Out of 10 responses two were helpful and two were my own responses.
Six were about Generator wiring. Come on, show a little courtesy and start your own thread. No wonder searching this site is a pain. |
You are going to get that in an open forum, that is read by 100's of people.
You did get your answer, before the thread got hi-jacked. |
True, but I spend my time in many of the other forums here, and with over 1400 posts I have never seen it as bad or quick. The original hijacker knew what he was doing and could easily have started a new thread and linked to the picture. It makes it easier for future reference and searching.
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Russ Wolfe
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As a moderator, I see this all the time, in other threads.
Not just the T-3 forum.
You got your answer in the first 2 posts. And someone noticed the difference in Max's generator and asked about it.
The biggest problem with searching and finding stuff on The Samba, is the way people title their posts. "I have a question about my car?" Does not search well.
And, you yourself have hi-jacked this thread even farther, by complaining about the hi-jack.
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