The site index for Model-A.org.
- Adjusting Engine Timing
- Air Filter is Restricting Air Flow.
- Allstate: Model 2405
- Assembling Carburetors
- Back fires at high speeds
- Basic Info
- Borg-Warner
- Cap Jet
- Carburetor Idle RPM and Idle Air Mixture Adjustment
- Carburetor Removal and Disassembly
- Carburetors and Carbohydrates
- Carter Manufacturing Company
- Castings
- Casting Threads
- Choke Arm and GAV Driver
- Choke Driver with Wing Nut
- Cleaning Carburetor
- Cleaning minor dirt, rust particles or sludge out of Carburetor.
- Compensator Jet
- Compensator Jet Orfice contains dirt or rust, or is too small.
- Compensator Jet Orfice is too large.
- Complete List of Component Details
- Complete List of Procedures
- Complete List of Special Tools
- Component Details
- Contact Us
- Controls and Adjustments
- Costs
- Defects To Look For
- Delivery
- Details To Look For
- Disassembly of a Zenith Model A Ford Carburetor
- Drain Plug
- Dremel Stone #911
- Drilled Out 9/32 Nut Driver
- Engine dies when vehicle comes to a stop
- Engine won"t idle smoothly at 350 to 450 RPM.
- False Carburetor Symptoms
- Fiber Optic Light
- Filtering Air
- Filter Strainer
- Float is set too high or a Pin hole absorbs gasoline into float.
- Float is set too low.
- Float Tester
- Float Valve and Float
- Float Valve does not seat properly due to Dirt, Rust or Material Failure.
- Flow Diagram
- Fuel Level Sight Tube
- Fuel Supply Must Be Clean
- Gas Adjusting Valve (GAV) and Seat
- Gas Adjusting Valve Brass Seat is Missing from Carburetors built through 1929.
- Gas Adjusting Valve is open too much or Seat is not honed to let needle seal.
- Gas Adjusting Valve Seat Honing Tool & Guide
- Gas Adjusting Valve Seat is Blocked with dirt or rust.
- Gas Adjusting Valve Wrench
- Gasket at Main Jet is too thick or multiples are used, resulting in tip being too low.
- Gaskets
- Gaskets are not sealing properly.
- Gas Leaks from Carburetor
- GAZ
- General Carb Description
- Genuine Antique Parts
- Heli-Coil Thread Repair Kits
- Home
- How the carburetor basically works
- How the Carburetor Design Evolved
- Idle Air Adjustment Needle Valve
- Idle Air Adjust Screw is Mis-adjusted or too short, collapsing spring before it seats.
- Idle Jet
- Idling Jet Orfice contains dirt or rust, or is too small.
- Idling Jet Orfice is too large.
- Installing Carburetor Onto Engine
- Installing Heli-Coils
- Jet Flow Testing Setup
- Jim Mason's Model A Page
- Johnson, Model JFA
- Kayce
- KTK
- Loose fuel line fitting, drain plug, filter strainer, GAV, Passage plugs, etc..
- Lower Carburetor Casting Assembly
- Lower Casting Bowl Passage is Restricted to Main Jet & Drain Plug.
- Lower Casting Bowl Passage is Restricted to Secondary Well via GAV Seat Hole.
- Lower Casting Comp. Jet Passage is Restricted to Cap Jet via Secondary Well.
- Lower Casting Passages
- Low mileage / Sooty plugs / Mixture rich / Smell gas
- MAFCA, MARC and Skinned Knuckles Model A Technical
- MAFCA Question and Answers
- Main Bolt
- Main Jet
- Main Jet or Cap Jet Tips is not "dished" / "indented".
- Main Jet Orfice contains dirt or rust, or is too small.
- Marvel Carburetor Company
- Marvel-Schebler
- Miss and jerks on hard pulls at low speeds
- Mixture lean and over heating
- Mochi
- Model A, Zenith Carburetor Photos
- Model A Ford Barnyard
- Model A Ford Club of America
- Model A Ford Club of Colorado
- Model A Ford Forum
- Model A Ford Judging Standards & Restoration Guidelines
- Model A Ford Mechanics Handbook
- Model A Message Board at Ahooga
- Model A Message Board at Fordbarn
- Model A Restorers Club
- Model B Carburetor
- More Information
- More Photo Links
- MotorCraft
- Needs Restoration
- Negotiating Leverage
- Opening GAV does not provide extra fuel at low speeds
- Order Form
- Other Carburetors
- Privacy Statement
- Problem Solving
- Problems when driving 5-35 MPH
- Problems when driving over 30 to 35 MPH
- Procedures
- Purchase a Restored, Zenith Model A Carburetor
- Rayfield R-I-F
- Rebuilding The Model "A" Engine
- Removing Carburetor From Vehicle
- Resources
- Restoration Services For Sale
- Restore Cost Drivers
- Restoring The Model 'A' and 'B' Carburetors - The 'Rex' Reheis Way
- Safety First!
- Santa Clara Valley Chapter
- Sears, Roebuck & Company
- Secondary Well
- Shut Down Procedure
- Simmons
- Site Map
- Small Drill Sets
- Special Needs
- Special Tools
- Starting Procedure
- Swap Meet Carburetors
- Symptoms and Causes
- Terms of Service
- Testing Newly Installed Carburetor
- Testing the Model A Ford Engine
- The Model A Ford Carburetor
- Throttle Assembly
- Throttle Idle Adjust Screw is Mis-adjusted.
- Throttle Shaft Bushing Drill Fixture Plate
- Tillotson: Models F-1B, X, and XF
- Tokyo Carburetor Company
- Trade-in, Zenith carburetors Are Requested
- Transportation
- Troubleshooting Chart
- Upper Carburetor Casting Assembly
- Upper Casting Air Adjust screw Passage is Restricted to Vent hole.
- Upper Casting Fuel Line Passage is restricted to Float Valve via Strainer.
- Upper Casting Idle Jet Passage is restricted to Idle throat port.
- Upper Casting Passages
- Using Carburetor to Check Engine Timing
- Vacuum leaks at Manifold gaskets, wiper line, or Throttle shaft.
- Venturi
- Venturi Extraction Tool
- Welcome
- Western Auto
- Wheeler-Schebler Carburetor Company
- Who manufactured this carburetor?
- Wizard: Model L131 and L130
- Your Carburetor Restored or Repaired
- Zenith, Model A Ford Carburetor Description
- Zenith: Models 2405N, 2415N Hybrid, 548, and Series 68
- Zenith Mileage Tester
- Zenith Model 'A' Carburetor Restoration Guidelines
- Zenith Seminar - 2002