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  • LRMAN
    1st Gear
    • Jul 2009
    • 102

    IIa air intake

    I have the typical cast elbow that goes over the intake of my carb. There is a rubber band around this part with a hose clamp but this does nothing to secure the elbow to the carb. How does this work?

    Thanks

    Tim R.
    '69 Series IIa Bugeye
    Tim's Photo and Project Website
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  • jac04
    Overdrive
    • Feb 2007
    • 1884

    #2
    You are most likely missing the metal ring at the top of the Weber carb. They usually become loose over time.

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    • LRMAN
      1st Gear
      • Jul 2009
      • 102

      #3
      Hmm, looked at some weber diagrams and do not see any metal ring. The elbow fits the top of the carb fine with no lateral movement but it is just gravity that is holding it on at this point. A good bump may dislodge it.

      I can easily make a boot out of some bike inner tube and clamp it in place but thought there may be a "proper" way to fit these together.
      Tim R.
      '69 Series IIa Bugeye
      Tim's Photo and Project Website
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      • jac04
        Overdrive
        • Feb 2007
        • 1884

        #4
        So, do you have the short rubber adapter (hose) that goes between the elbow and the carb? There should be 2 clamps on this rubber adapter - one clamping it to the elbow and one clamping it to the carb.

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        • rbonnett
          1st Gear
          • May 2009
          • 115

          #5
          I have the same setup on mine. I ended up cutting a strip out of an inner tube and contact cemented it to the inside of the elbow. Worked a charm.
          '72 88" - daily driver
          '64 109 SW - project in waiting

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          • LRMAN
            1st Gear
            • Jul 2009
            • 102

            #6
            Originally posted by jac04
            So, do you have the short rubber adapter (hose) that goes between the elbow and the carb? There should be 2 clamps on this rubber adapter - one clamping it to the elbow and one clamping it to the carb.
            Ok, so I think what I have is one half of this. The lower section(on the carb) and clamp are missing.

            Next question is: Where do I get a new one?
            Tim R.
            '69 Series IIa Bugeye
            Tim's Photo and Project Website
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            • Les Parker
              RN Sales Team - Super Moderator
              • May 2006
              • 2020

              #7
              Sounds as if you need this:-



              And :-

              1. RTC3502 Hose clamp.

              All in stock
              Les Parker
              Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
              Rovers North Inc.

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              • LRMAN
                1st Gear
                • Jul 2009
                • 102

                #8
                Thanks Les. Does that work with my Weber carb?
                Tim R.
                '69 Series IIa Bugeye
                Tim's Photo and Project Website
                -----------------------------------------------------

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                • Nium
                  4th Gear
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 400

                  #9
                  LRMAN,

                  If you take a look at the picture in this link of the Weber 34 ICH...


                  as compared to the Weber 34 ICT...


                  you'll notice a thick ring of metal around the top of the 34 ICH as compared to the top of the throat of the 34 ICT. I think that is the ring of metal jac04 was referring to. The ring on my carb has come loose again and I'm gonna epoxy it back on with some J-B Weld. I last used muffler epoxy and that lasted for a number of years. I'm hoping J-B Weld will last longer.

                  Best Regards
                  Walker
                  1968 Series IIA-"Ronnie"
                  88" SW, 2.25L Petrol, LHD

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                  • xsbowes
                    2nd Gear
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 258

                    #10
                    This is how mine connects

                    Stacy
                    Motta S.A. Italy

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                    • gudjeon
                      5th Gear
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 613

                      #11
                      A cheap substitute for this can be found at the hardware store. This rubber connector is used for joining section of cast iron pipe. The rubber stands up to heat and chemical. trim, fit, and enjoy.

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