Originally Posted By Fabiobec
correspondece between degrees and letter of the instrument C, N and H?
I don't remember, i have one double head carburettor... Weber or Solex...


Fabio, the normal thermostat in Kent engines for warm countries opens at 70 degrees C. Perhaps yours is faulty; they don't live forever. N is about 80C, H is 100C. For winter driving there are thermostats with 80 and 85 C available. Some Morganeers in southern countries drive without a thermostat. It takes longer until the engine is warm but it doesn't overheat as quick.

With the Weber there should be no problem with weak mixture if it is the original type. Solex I don't know for sure. If my memory serves me right yours should be a Weber 32/36. You can change to 36/36 which will run fatter but also consumes more petrol. I have a 36/36 because the 28/36 for my car was not available anymore. I am now between 10 and 12 l/100 kms and the car doesen't run cooler than before banghead

Frank


1967 4/4 1500 Comp.
1935 Super Sports Barrelback