Carburetor

[liamthom]

A plastic piece that attached my carb to the air boot broke and i have not been able to find it. It also looks like i have a short body (~75mm from mouth to mouth) airstrike and the plastic piece made it possible for the air boot to reach the carb.

In the picture i am pointing to the part i am talking about also the airboot should be around the smaller end. The part looks like it is made of pp and has a grove to lock into the lip of my carb. Any information on what it is where i can get it and what carb i have is useful.

Thanks

[john r b]

Try Hall's first. good luck. I've heard of the piece before but never seen one. Is the carb a 36mm?

[liamthom]

Originally Posted by john r b

Try Hall's first. good luck. I've heard of the piece before but never seen one. Is the carb a 36mm?

if the number on top is the size than 38mm. as well the inside diameter of the outflow mouth is 38mm

[gassergrant]

I removed my read block spacer a while ago and had a big gap I mounted the card to the boot and warmed the boot with a hair dryer. When it was hot enough I used a tyre lever and pushed it on to the front and clamped it up.
It stretched in to place but if it's of the bike for a while it sometimes need the dryer on it

Hope this helps if you can't replace the plastic bit never had any issues with it or by doing this

[liamthom]

Im going to talk to my dad about calling hall's first i rather find the piece then stretch the rubber, but it is good to hear that it is a working solution.

[liamthom]

Apparently hall cycles has no idea what it is.

[gassergrant]

never seen one before to be honest.

[liamthom]

Yeah, i don't blame you my dad called the gas gas importer yesterday and they are yet to get back to us.

[liamthom]

Halls, gas gas importer, epic and JD have not heard of this part.


Edit: Epic found it

[roverhybrids]

I have one of those on my 2011 gasgas ec200 38mm AS1 carb. I have 3 or 4 other gasgas carbs and none of them have this spacer.

Try to find a part number on yours.
Or you may have to measure it.

Then check this page:
http://www.jetsrus.com/mounting_flan...tml#offiintake

After looking some more the above link may just be rubber manifolds.

I think you should just do the hair dryer trick and eliminate the spacer