Re: float level for F-14 carb

Posted by Fawteen on April 25, 2009 at 14:35:34 from (72.73.107.158):

In Reply to: float level for F-14 carb posted by lil mac on April 25, 2009 at 07:20:43:

Both my original owner's manual and my J*nsales manual give the same specification but no clue on how do do it.

Seeing as the upper and lower body surfaces mate (plus the thickness of the gasket) I'd say 23/32 below the mating surface on the top of the lower body would be awfully close.

Problem is, I don't see how the heck you'd know other than put it together, let it fill with fuel, then take it apart and look for the wet line. When you take it apart, the float comes with the top, so the volume displaced by the float will cause the fuel level to be lower than the measurement with the carb together. If you can see the line where the fuel WAS with the carb together, that'd be the clue.

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