Need pic of Weber 32/36 DGV choke rod

[ppeters914]

Can someone (or ones) with a Weber 32/36 DGV take a pic of the choke rod? Mine is missing:

 

 

I want to confirm if it's this piece or not:

 

 

which is Item 7:

 

 

Also want to confirm how it connects to the choke shaft because mine appears different:

 

 

And if anyone has that piece they'd like to give-a-way/sell, just PM me.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Pete

[ggzilla]

Mine does not look like that. I'll run out and take a photo.

[ggzilla]

wow it is colder than usual in the garage. Found a dozen carburetors, but they are all Hitachis. couldn't find the webers. Anyways amy choke rod is not a rod, it is a flat sheet metal shape. I remember because it fits up though a little plastic piece which has a slot for it, not a round hole like a rod, but a rectangular slit.

[ppeters914]

Could it be my 32/36 ain't a 32/36? Didn't see any markings anywhere. Just 'Weber' and 'Made in Italy'.

[hang_510]

that would be the correct piece.

 

but your butterflys seems to have a different connector

Edited February 26, 2011 by hang_510

[jefe de jefes]

 

[ggzilla]

It is the wrong part for the Weber in the photos, which looks just like my 32/36.

 

* Ours have a choke shaft lever with pin & tiny circlip.

* the diagram is for a different year of 32/36, the choke shaft lever with hole in it. Which uses part #7

[ggzilla]

Yep, just like that latest photo.

Apparently they made 'em both ways.

[ggzilla]

Pete, this is what you need:

 

36 - choke linkage

6 - E-clip

7 - sliding seal (plastic)

 

This is DGAV, but DGEV is the same except for 45 + 48.

[philcas1987]

looks like someone mixed and matched parts.the bottom half is manual choke. the top half is for electric choke. thats why the rods dont match up

[ggzilla]

By jove, I think you've got it. Looks that way to me too.