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- Porsche 911 1965-1968 2.0L / 912 SWB (F)
- Porsche 356 1950-55
- Porsche 356A 1955-59
- Porsche 356B 1959-63
- Porsche 356C 1963-65
Carburettor Fuel Level Measuring Device – Solex / Zenith with Zenith Injection Quantity Tester
Accurately check and set carburettor fuel levels with this
specialist measuring kit for Solex and Zenith carburettors.
Fits:
- Porsche 912 SWB 1965-1968 (F)
- Porsche 356 1950-55
- Porsche 356A 1955-59
- Porsche 356B 1959-63
- Porsche 356C 1963-65
Designed to measure the fuel level while the carburettor is operating, the kit uses a transparent sight glass connected directly to the carburettor. This allows the actual fuel level inside the float chamber to be viewed and compared with the manufacturer's specified setting.
Three rings on the sight glass provide clear visual reference points when checking the fuel level.
The kit also includes a special injector for Zenith NDIX carburettors, allowing the accelerator pump injection quantity to be measured according to the relevant workshop repair procedure.
What Does the Carburettor Level Measuring Kit Do?
Correct fuel level inside the float chamber is essential for accurate carburettor operation.
If the level is too high, excessive fuel can enter the engine, potentially resulting in an overly rich mixture, poor running and increased fuel consumption. If the level is too low, insufficient fuel supply can contribute to hesitation and weak running, particularly when greater fuel delivery is required.
This tool allows the fuel level to be observed directly while the carburettor is operating rather than relying solely on measurements taken with the carburettor dismantled.
The three rings fitted to the sight glass act as convenient visual references for comparing the measured fuel level with the specification given in the appropriate repair guide.
How Is the Kit Used?
Different adaptors supplied with the kit allow the sight glass to be connected to several Solex and Zenith carburettor types.
For Solex 40 PII carburettors, the extended special main nozzle carrier is installed with the main nozzle fitted into the carrier. The sight glass can then be connected so the operating fuel level can be observed.
For Solex PICT carburettors, the supplied banjo bolt and sight glass are fitted to the float chamber.
For Solex PBIC and PICB carburettors, the corresponding extended main nozzle carrier supplied with the kit is used.
For Zenith NDIX carburettors, the sight glass is installed using the long banjo bolt and supplied spacer.
Once connected, the carburettor can be operated and the fuel level viewed through the sight glass. The measured level should then be compared with the specification given in the relevant manufacturer's repair guide.
Zenith NDIX Injection Quantity Measurement
The kit also provides a method of checking the accelerator pump injection quantity on Zenith NDIX carburettors.
The supplied special Zenith injector operates differently from the normal injector. Instead of delivering fuel into the injection pipe, it directs the fuel outwards.
The discharged fuel can then be collected in a suitable graduated glass measuring cylinder and the quantity compared with the specification in the appropriate repair guide.
Please note that the measuring cylinder is not included.
This provides a practical way of checking whether the accelerator pump is delivering the specified quantity of fuel and allows adjustments to be made where required.
Why Is Correct Carburettor Fuel Level Important?
The float chamber must maintain the fuel at the correct height for the carburettor circuits to operate as intended.
Incorrect fuel levels can affect mixture strength and
general engine behaviour and may contribute to:
- Rich or lean running
- Poor idle quality
- Hesitation during acceleration
- Difficult starting
- Excessive fuel consumption
- Inconsistent carburettor performance
- Poor response when accelerating
Accurately checking the fuel level is therefore an important part of carburettor setup, troubleshooting and synchronisation.
Ideal for Carburettor Setup and Rebuilding
This kit is particularly useful when rebuilding, setting up or diagnosing classic Solex and Zenith carburettors.
It provides a direct visual method of checking the operating fuel level and, with Zenith NDIX applications, an additional method of measuring accelerator pump injection quantity.
It is suitable for professional workshops, engine builders and experienced enthusiasts carrying out accurate carburettor servicing and adjustment.
Scope of Delivery
- 1 x sight glass with 3 reference rings
- 1 x main nozzle carrier for Solex 40 PII
- 1 x banjo bolt for Solex PICT
- 1 x main nozzle carrier for Solex PBIC/PICB
- 1 x banjo bolt with adaptor for Zenith NDIX
- 1 x special injector for Zenith NDIX
- 1 x Zenith fibre gasket
- 3 x fibre seals for sight glass/Solex
The correct fuel levels and injection quantities should always be taken from the relevant workshop or repair guide for the specific carburettor and application.
Solex & Zenith Carburettor Setup, Tuning & Measuring Tools
Correct carburettor adjustment is essential for achieving smooth running, reliable starting and good throttle response on classic Porsche and other vehicles equipped with Solex or Zenith carburettors.
Specialist carburettor measuring tools make it possible to diagnose and adjust areas that cannot be accurately assessed through basic external adjustment alone. Checking the float chamber fuel level and accelerator pump delivery can be particularly useful when rebuilding carburettors or investigating poor running, hesitation or inconsistent fuelling.
This Solex and Zenith carburettor level measuring kit supports Solex 40 PII, PICT, PBIC/PICB and Zenith NDIX applications using the dedicated adaptors supplied.
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Four Way Dashboard Tool
The OE Match Four Way Dashboard Tool. Specifically designed for the safe installation and removal of dashboard switch retaining rings, this versatile workshop tool helps prevent damage to delicate trim and switch bezels while making interior maintenance and restoration significantly easier.
Featuring a practical four-way design, this multi-purpose tool is compatible with a wide variety of Porsche dashboard components and fittings. It can be used to remove and install switch rings, as well as working on radios, windscreen wiper switches, power switches and Tenax fasteners, making it an invaluable tool for both professional workshops and home enthusiasts.
Unlike improvised tools that can scratch dashboard trim or damage retaining rings, the OE Match Four Way Dashboard Tool provides positive engagement for controlled removal and installation, helping preserve the condition of valuable interior components during servicing or restoration.
Whether you're carrying out a complete interior refurbishment, replacing switches or installing new dashboard components, this specialist tool makes the job faster, safer and more professional.
What Does the Four Way Dashboard Tool Do?
The four-way dashboard tool is designed to engage the retaining rings fitted to various dashboard components, allowing them to be removed or installed without damaging surrounding trim.
Its primary functions include:
- Installing dashboard switch retaining rings.
- Removing dashboard switch retaining rings.
- Assisting with radio retaining rings.
- Working on windscreen wiper switch rings.
- Removing and installing power switch rings.
- Assisting with Tenax fasteners.
- Protecting dashboard trim during maintenance.
It provides a secure grip on retaining rings, reducing the risk of slipping and damaging surrounding surfaces.
Why Use a Specialist Dashboard Tool?
Many dashboard retaining rings are easily damaged when removed using screwdrivers or general workshop tools.
Using the correct tool helps:
- Prevent scratches to dashboard trim.
- Avoid damaging retaining rings.
- Reduce the risk of slipping.
- Speed up installation and removal.
- Achieve professional workshop results.
- Protect valuable classic Porsche interior components.
A dedicated dashboard tool is a worthwhile investment for anyone maintaining or restoring Porsche interiors.
Features
- Specialist Porsche dashboard service tool.
- Four-way multi-purpose design.
- Designed for switch ring installation and removal.
- Suitable for radio retaining rings.
- Compatible with windscreen wiper switch rings.
- Suitable for power switch retaining rings.
- Can also be used with Tenax fasteners.
- Durable precision-manufactured construction.
- Easy and comfortable to use.
- Ideal for restoration, servicing and workshop use.
Applications
Suitable for servicing and restoration work involving:
- Dashboard switch retaining rings.
- Radio retaining rings.
- Windscreen wiper switches.
- Power switches.
- Tenax fasteners.
- Various Porsche dashboard trim components.