Fuel System: WW Main Jet Removal

[Paul Keller]

An old "WW" that I had used previously was dis-assembled, cleaned w/ carb cleaner and blown out (w/ air) all passages - Except for those in with the main jetws. Could not get them out with tools on hand (no special jet tools as per shop manual).
any one have any suggestions?
Paul TK

[Flashback]

You might try one of these?



Search; Stromberg jet tool

[Paul Keller]

Flashback,

Thanks for the tool reference - Did not find any on e-bay, but will continue to search. Any sources known to you?

Paul TK

[DEEPNHOCK]

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Stromberg-Carburetor-Jet-Wrench,4663.html?utm_medium=CSE&utm_source=CSEGoogle&utm_campaign=CSEGOOGLE&CAWELAID=1268500366&catargetid=530009170000006315&cadevice=c&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CMWNzp2-sLoCFWnZQgod5XQAkw

Flashback,

Thanks for the tool reference - Did not find any on e-bay, but will continue to search. Any sources known to you?

Paul TK

[62champ]

OK - now where does one find different jets for those ww's?

[DEEPNHOCK]

http://www.carburetion.com/Stromberg.asp

OK - now where does one find different jets for those ww's?

[Dwain G.]

Jets and jet tool available here: http://www.thehotrodcompany.com/shop...id=50&first=-1
Method of removing emulsion tubes (if stuck): http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=187105

[Paul Keller]

Took a look @ the jet tools - Seems that all were referenced to Stromberg 97, 81 48 or 40 carbs. Does anyone know if the "WW" carb jets use the same wrench?
Thanks again, Paul TK

[Dwain G.]

Yep, all the same!

[Flashback]

I used mine (til I lost it) on all of'um. From the old Fords to the Buick four bbls