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Recently while poking around Westach's website (www.westach.com) I noticed
they sell a carburetor temperature gauge (2C3-1) to monitor whether your carb air is in the range to cause carb icing. The gauge requires a sender unit (399W) for the carburetor. I sent an e-mail to Westach asking if the sender mounted in an existing hole in the Bing 54 carburetor or did one have to be drilled. Also asked on a dual carb installation whether the forward or rear carb was monitored. This is the response I received: "Yes if your carb does not have a hole then one needs to be drilled. Just where exactly? I do not know. Also on the front or rear carb I have never been asked that before and don't have the slightest idea. Sorry" Has anyone ever purchased and installed this gauge and sending unit for a Bing 54 carb? |
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