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Old 29-09-10, 10:31
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The original carb for a GPW/MB was the Carter 539S made in St Luis. Still available here in UK as new or rebuilt.
The Hotchkis is a post war French made Jeep after they took over the tooling and licence to copy the war time Willys and Ford Jeeps.
I think that triangle affair that fits at the carb flange is simply to aid the mixing of the fuel air intake. Ron
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Old 01-10-10, 01:38
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The original carb for a GPW/MB was the Carter 539S made in St Luis. Still available here in UK as new or rebuilt.
The Hotchkis is a post war French made Jeep after they took over the tooling and licence to copy the war time Willys and Ford Jeeps.
I think that triangle affair that fits at the carb flange is simply to aid the mixing of the fuel air intake. Ron
I bought that little deal for my carb. I hope it runs better.
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Old 02-10-10, 02:33
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That carby is a Solex PBI ..used on various European cars ( and Hotchkiss Jeep ) and a variant of it was used on series 1 Land Rovers and Standard Vanguard etc. Those carbies are currently made in India for the US market where many Jeep owners replace the Carter with a Solex PBI..

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Old 02-10-10, 05:05
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Hello Nelson84,
This may help with your Solex carburettor. Apologies for the grainey appearance.
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