Hilderbrand1983
Well-Known Member
First things first, you all have been so helpful as I've learned how to get along with my 1967 Dart. Thank you!!!
Warning: Stupid question follows!
I'm working with my 1967 Dodge Dart 270 (225cc engine, 3.7L, 1bbl Holley carb). I'm in the process of replacing the fuel system from the gas tank up to the carburetor (not replacing the carb).
I removed the fuel line from the spot marked "Fuel Inlet Needle Valve and Seat" as found on page 14-16 of the 1967 Dart factory service manual. I was having a hard time getting the nut on the line to turn, so I turned the larger, 5/8" nut at the carb. The needle valve dropped to the ground before I had a chance to look at it.
Here's the stupid question -- when I replace this part, does the pointed end of the needle valve face inward (toward the carb) or outward (toward the fuel line)? If you need pictures, I can take them.
Warning: Stupid question follows!
I'm working with my 1967 Dodge Dart 270 (225cc engine, 3.7L, 1bbl Holley carb). I'm in the process of replacing the fuel system from the gas tank up to the carburetor (not replacing the carb).
I removed the fuel line from the spot marked "Fuel Inlet Needle Valve and Seat" as found on page 14-16 of the 1967 Dart factory service manual. I was having a hard time getting the nut on the line to turn, so I turned the larger, 5/8" nut at the carb. The needle valve dropped to the ground before I had a chance to look at it.
Here's the stupid question -- when I replace this part, does the pointed end of the needle valve face inward (toward the carb) or outward (toward the fuel line)? If you need pictures, I can take them.