1)There are several adaptor plates for the EA82 that can be used. Has anyone used the "datsun" thin adaptor, redline 99004.300 ?

 

2)Is there water coming to the carburetor from the Manifold? Will this have to be blocked

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1)There are several adaptor plates for the EA82 that can be used. Has anyone used the "datsun" thin adaptor, redline 99004.300 ?

 

2)Is there water coming to the carburetor from the Manifold? Will this have to be blocked

 

 

1) Don't know, sorry.

 

2) Yes.

1). Dont know either.

2). yes there is a coolant line that runs to the base of the carb. It come up through the manifold from a rubber hose. You'll see it if you look at the manifold. If the Weber doesnt need this line then just block off the coolant line.

The water line was nessasary for me when winter hit, my weber liked to freeze up till i hooked that water line back up, kept it warm as to not freeze.

 

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=51272

 

~Dayten~

1)There are several adaptor plates for the EA82 that can be used. Has anyone used the "datsun" thin adaptor, redline 99004.300 ?

 

2)Is there water coming to the carburetor from the Manifold? Will this have to be blocked

 

is that adapter made for the 32/36 dgev carb?

Is they where the same as the subaru's they should have been the same part number, I would recomend using the block made for subaru, there has to be a difference or they woulnd't have made them aplication specific and would be same part numbers.

 

EA-82# 99004-731

EA-81/71# 99004-110

 

~Dayten~