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High-Performance Weber Upgrade Part 5
March, 2009
| Weber IDA Parts Diagram | 1. cover
2. stud
3. stud
4. pump rod
5. retainer
6. spring
7. piston
8. delivery valve
9. washers
10. pump jet
11. inlet and discharge valve
12. needle valve
13. washer
14. gasket
15. float
16. washer
17. fulcrum pin
18. auxiliary venturi
19. choke
20. mixture adjustment screw
21. spring
22. washer
23. plug
24. progression hole inspection
25. nut
26. tab washer
27 and 27A. spacer
28. spring
29. lever
30. clip | 31. roll pin
32. throttle shaft
33. screw
34. throttle
35. spring
36. cam
37 and 37A. lever
38 and 38A. spring
39 and 39A. Idle adjustment screw
40. retainer
41. spring
42. dust seal
43. bearing
44. stud
45. main jet
46. emulsion tube
47. air corrector jet
48. holder
49. idling jet
50. holder
51. bolt
52. washer
53. union
54. washer
55. fuel filter
56. washer
57. plug
58. air intake horn
59. plate
60.-62. nuts
63. bush
64. filter gauze
65. carb body
66. bush
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