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The picture describes it all.
What and Why is there this difference? One has SCREW on top too.
Left is C5AF F and Right (Tumour) C3AF AT???
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=16pxIn models containing a separate pump inlet check ball, this check ball will now be forced against the inlet seat sealing off that passage, preventing any fuel from being forced back into the fuel bowl. The fuel must then follow the path of the pump discharge circuit.
# 35 /36/37 screw , check ball .gasket .
carburator differences through the years
It' s a simple cut and paste from web , but i think is right !
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