Warm up regulator
Warm up regulator
...also - anyone had any dealings with ATP Electronics? I need a replacement warm up regulator for my 2.8 as mine is leaner than Mexican West Coast Custom Hot Rod Driver on fat free burito's. Ta
Re: Warm up regulator
Have you checked the filter isn't blocked underneath the large union?
All the best
Neil
All the best
Neil
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Re: Warm up regulator
Hi Burt,
As Neil says, try cleaning the gauze first, it's likely that is causing your problem.
The warm up regulator sets the mixture using a spring. I've found a site with photos of the inner workings that describes how the spring can be adjusted, but you do need a pressure gauge to test the system.
http://www.landsharkoz.com/images/pdf/wurfix.pdf
My philosophy is you've got nothing to lose by attempting a refurb if you're going to buy a replacement WUR anyway.
All the best,
Andrew.
As Neil says, try cleaning the gauze first, it's likely that is causing your problem.
The warm up regulator sets the mixture using a spring. I've found a site with photos of the inner workings that describes how the spring can be adjusted, but you do need a pressure gauge to test the system.
http://www.landsharkoz.com/images/pdf/wurfix.pdf
My philosophy is you've got nothing to lose by attempting a refurb if you're going to buy a replacement WUR anyway.
All the best,
Andrew.
Re: Warm up regulator
Wow - thanks very much indeed ! 
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Re: Warm up regulator
Just stripped one of these down. The filter is actually five separate gauze layers!sheff wrote:Have you checked the filter isn't blocked underneath the large union?
All the best
Neil
