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Revision as of 17:34, 19 November 2023

Date Introduced Chassis No. Unit No. Modification
Sept. 1949 1-0 119 364 150 486 Genuine Solex, standard equipment[1]
25 Apr. 1950 1-0 161 234 194 696 Solex carburetor
Now: hinged float
Float weight: 12,5 g
Pilot jet air bleed: 1.0 mm dia.[2]
5 July 1950 1-0 177 736 from 213 301
up to 213 455
Without hinged float in a number of cases[3]
10 Dec. 51 1-0309 833

20-019 589

Solex carburetor 26 VPISNow: throttle hole diameter 1.4/1.5 mm

Notes

References

  1. “Engine, Clutch, and Heating System” In Progressive Refinements 1940 - 1961, M-3
  2. “Engine, Clutch, and Heating System” In Progressive Refinements 1940 - 1961, M-6
  3. “Engine, Clutch, and Heating System” In Progressive Refinements 1940 - 1961, M-7