Disassembly, Cleaning and Reassembly of 07-4 Stromberg-Carburetor Revision: Revised and automatic starting device added. Fig. 07=4/2 stromberg-carbur 175 cps 3 Compression spring 5 Gasket 9 Compression sping 10 Cont vod 1 1 toaing piste SS Ooo {2 sone of ioe 13 Vacuum contro! ea— Bio ——87 SS 14 Basar 16 Horagon ut 21 Sealing ng 28 Screw blog 28 Stata lover 20 Cielip 3 Chana head screw 22 Cheese head sero 2 Chante head sore 3 Starter cover, compl % Starter cover 38 vary slide valve 7 Galat 38 Stop member 38 Spacer washer 10 Stator lover 4 Loaing plate 46 Henagen ut 1 Clamping bolt (Sera lock washer 1 Countersunk seem 50 Connecting rod 51 Henagon nut 52 Henagon at 6 Needle nose 1% Piston {8 Compremon tong head sew Ciel @ Loa seen ead sree 8 Washer {9 Rater 9 That lo 7 Ila mature adistnent 100 Clamsing tong 57 Tension sping serow 1 Cap $6 Vacuum ciphrage 72 Rubber sing 102 Compression spring 58 Compression spring 73 Sealing in 30 Washer 2 Valve cover 14 Float needle valve 404 Ro 73 Braet 105 Valve ik 76 Flot le 106 Compression 107 Compression 1 Rubber sing 1 Damping element 108 Ciretn Supplement 8. Revision May 1974, Service Manual Passenger Cars starting 1968 ora Series 114-115,Fig. 07-4/1a Strombergearburetor Yiscor 2 Trenler 3 Garnet 4 Connecting cover 5 Cheese head screw B Sts 7 Soring washer 8 Throw tever 19 Sop lever 98 washer 30 Lock washer 31 Hee mut 12 Gosker 15 Starter housing complete 18 Venting vive 18 Camping soning 46 Cheese head serew (Cheese head screw 18 Starter cover complete 19 Starter cover 20 Round cord ring 2h Water connection 22 Sealing ring 23 Hex aerew 28 tnsuiaing gasket 25 Cheese head screw 25s Hex row 26 Connecting rod 21 Draw soring 28 Diaphragm 23 Spring co 130 Compression spring 23 Vale cover 33 Connecting hose 35 Coontersunk oval hen serew 24 Sealing rng 35 Guide tube 538 Roun cord ring 37 Warner 138 Needle noz2le 159 Comoression sping 420 Holding serew 431 Round.cord ring 4g Ide snutort valve 43 Ong 444 Float needle valve 45 Sealing ring 446 Float needle valve 49 Float 52 Vacuum iaphragm ‘St Float chamber 60 Oi supply tank 81 Cover 82 Gort 183 Washer ‘88 Damper (dashot! piston ora 17 25919|. Unscrew carburetor cover (1) and remove ‘cover and compression spring (2). For this job it is not necessary to remove the carburetor from the car. 2 Pull out air piston (6) with nozale needle and diaphragm from the carburetor housing. |S Screw out cheese head screws (3). Remove retaining disc (4) and diaphragm (5) (Fig. 07%4/2). 4. Unscrew fixing screw (10) for nozzle needle (@ and pul out nozzle needle (Fig. 07~4/3). Ingallation 5. Slide nozzle needle (8) into air piston bore to such an extent that the cylindrical part of the nozzle needle is exactly flush with the air piston bottom (see arrow in Fig. 07-4/3). int movable nozzle needle (8), if applied, with milled surface facing fastening screw hole (10) and plastic plate (12) just flush with bottom of air piston (Pig. 014/24) Fig. 07-4/2 1 Carburetor cover 5 Diaphragm 2 Compression spring 6 Ait piston ‘3 Cheese head screw’ 7 Carburetor housing ‘Retaining dise _& Nozale needle Fig. 07-4/2a 8 Nozzle needle ‘11 Vacuum bores 10 Fastening screw hole 12 Plastic plates Fig. 01-4/3 6 Air piston 10 Bore for nozzle needle 8 Nozzle needle fixing screw 8 Air piston axle 11. Compensating ports Supplement 8. Revision May 1974, Service Manual Passenger Cars starting 1968 oneal Series 114-115,Fig. 5 Diaphragm 7 Carburetor housing 6 Air piston =. 8 Air piston axle Place diaphragm (6) on the air piston in stich 2 way that the bead fis into the groove and the locating lug into the recess of the air piston (see arrows in Fig. 07-4/4). ‘Check whether venting duct for diaphragm has already been modified, Susequently install rubber slide piece part No. 000 071 01 87, if required (Job No, 07-6 section B). Fig. 0-4/5, L dle mixture adjustment 9 Lock screw screw 4 Rubber ring orsa/a ZL. Slide on retaining dise (4) and tighten cheese head screws (9) (see Fig. 07=4/2). |S Insert diaphragm with air piston into the ‘carburetor housing in such a way that the outer bead fits into the groove and the locating lug into the recess of the carburetor housing in a perfect way (tee arrow in Fig, 07=4/8). Note: The compensating ports (11) in the air piston must point to the throttle valve when the piston is being installed (Fig. 07-4/3). 9 Insert compression spring (2) and install carbu~ retor cover in such a way that cover and housing. locating marks coincide (see arrows in Fig. 07=4/2). Caution: When assembling, the carburetor cover rust not be turned on the diaphragm, 10 Evenly tighten cheese head screws on the carburetor cover. 11 Center needle nozale (see Section D). Removal 1. Unscrew float chamber cover, 2 Unscrew idle-mixture adjustment serew (1) ‘oF fuel shutoff valve, Screw out lock screw (8) (Fig. 07=4/5). 4. Pull out needle nozzle with guide tube (9) from the carburetor housing; take out sealing ring 0) (Fig. 07-4/7). S. Remove guide tube (9), washer (7), and spring (6) from needle nozzle (5) (Fig. 07-4/6)..Installation G Insert rubber ring (8) into guide tube (9). Slip compression spring (6) and washer (7) on needle nozzle (5) and force needle nozzle into guide tube (9) (Fig. 07-4/6). Fig. 07-4, 5 Needle nozzle 10 Sealing ring 9 Guide tube ——0 Fig. 07-4/6 1 Idle mixture 5 Needie nozzle adjustment screw 6 Compression spring 2 Rubber ring 7 Washer 5 Holding scfews 8 Rubber ring 4 Rubber ting 8 Guide ube 10 Sealing ring 4. Insert sealing ring (10) into carburetor housing (Fig. 07-4/7). 8, Insert needle nozale with guide tube into carburetor housing (Fig. 07=4/1). Serew holding screw (2) into carburetor housing and tighten slightly (Fig. 07-4/8). Fig. 07-4/8 3 Holding screw 5 Needte nozzle 44 Rubber ring. Supplement 8. Revision May 1974, Service Manual Passenger Cars starting 1968, orea/a Series 114-115,Fig. 074/98 38 shutoff valve 83 Hex. nut 50 Float chamber 16 Pull out needle nozzle (4) and compression spring (3) (Fig. 07-4/9 b). 1 idle mixture 3 Holding screw adjustment screw 4 Rubber ring 2 Rubber ring 10 Check rubber ring (2) on idle mixture adjustment screw (1) for damage and renew, if requited. Then serew control screw into holding serew (9) (Fig. 074/9). —. 11. Check rubber ring (4) on holding screw (3) - for damage and renew, if required (Fig. 07-4/8), 7 12 Mount float chamber cover with new gasket. i Tighten cheese head screws uniformly crosswise. 13. Center needle nozzle (refer to section D), Fig. o7-4/9 4 Needle nozzle 3 Compression spring Inscallation USA=Version Model Year 1913 17 For installation proceed vice versa using fnew seals and gaskets. 14 Looser hex. nut ($9) on idle speed shutoff Rubber seal ring in needle nozzle is contained valve (38) and unscrew shutoff valve (Fig, 07-4/9a), in complete set of seals only. 15. Unserew cheese head screws from float chamber Prior to mounting float chamber, check float ‘and remove float chamber, level and adjust, if requized (refer to section C). or4/6C. Checking and Adjusting of Float Level 1 Measure distance between parting surface of ‘carburetor housing and upper edge of float on both floats (Fig. 07=4/10). Nominal = 16-17 mm, 2 Ifthe distance must be conected, bend float arm at nominal bending point (arrow in Fig. 07-4/11). Caution! When bending float arm, make sure that float arm is not twisted or deformed, Nake sure that float arm presses vertically on float needle, 3 Check rubber ring (2) for damage and renew, required, Mount float chamber cover (6) with new gasket (5), tighten cheese head screws Fig. 07-4/10 1 Float 3 Float needle valve 2 Float arm 4 Sealing ring D, Centering of Needle Nozale On carburetors with movable nozzle needle the needle nozzle need not be cemered. ‘L_ Completely raise air piston (6) (Fig. 074/13). 2 Loosen holding screws (3) and tighten again Ughtly. B Serew-in idle mixture adjustment screw (2) ‘until upper edge of needle nozzle (5) projects approx. 1. 0 mm above bridge (12) (Fig. 07=4/12 and 13), Fig. 07-4/11, 1 Float 3 Float needle valve 2 Float arm 4 Sealing ring Fig. 074/12, 5 Needle nozzle a2 Bridge 9 Guide tube Supplement 8, Revision May 1974. Service Manual Passenger Cars starting 1968 onast Series 114-115,4 Loosen holding screw by approx. 1/2 cum s0 that guide tube (9) can move freely in housing (Fig. 074/12). |. Now permit air piston to drop freely, which ‘will automatically center needle nozzle, & Screw back idle mixture adjustment screw by 1 um. ZL. Slowly tighten holding screw (3) while checking ‘whether nozzle needle (8) remains freely movable in needle nozzle. For this purpose, lift air piston for approx. 2-3 mm and permit to drop. Air piston should hit bridge (12) audibly and without friction (Fig, 074/13), Inet, repeat centering of nozzle, |S Adjust idling speed (refer to Job No, 07-8 section B). Fig. 07-4/18 1 Idle mixture 6 Air piston adjustment screw 8 Nozzle needle 3 Holding screw 12 Bridge E, Removal and Installation of Starter Housing In the event of complaints during warming up periods, convert starting device (Job No. 07-6 section D). 2 starter housing 8 Closing plug 7 Vacuum piston Fig. 074/14 1 Gasket 4 Starter cover 2 Starter housing § Countersunk screws 5 Cheese head serews or-a/sRemoval Installation 1 Disconneet connecting rod. 2. Unscrew countersunk screws (5) and remove starter cover (4). |. Unscrew starter housing (2) with 3 cheese head screws (3) (Fig, 074/14), “4. Unscrew closing plug (8). Remove vacuum piston (7) (Fig. 074/15). F, Removal and Installation of Automatic Starting Device, Note ‘The electric connection for the automatic starting device is designed as a single-pole connection and as a two-pole plug connec tion. When installing a new carburetor or @ new starter cover with two-pole plug connec= tion, connect connection cable (+) of starter cover together with grounding cable (-) to a ‘two-pole coupling. Make sure that the plus and ‘minus (positive and negative) line is correctly ‘mounted in coupling. Plus connection is Identified on plug connection. Removal 2 Disconnect cooling water hoses and electric connection, 2 Unscrew fastening screws and remove starter Inseallation fo Check gaskets (2) and (4) for perfect seat. 4. Mount starter cover (3) to starter housing (1). Make sure that bimetallic spring enters drive lever (refer to arrow in Fig. 07=4/16). Supplement 8. Revision May 19% Series 114-115, Service Manual Passeng |S, Blow out starter ducts with compressed air. & Insert vacuum piston according to Fig. 07-4/15. ‘Mount elosing plug (8). 2. Place new gasket (1) on starter housing, mount Harter housing and starter cover (Fig. 074/14). Fig. 01-4/16 1 Starter housing 2 Gasket 3 Starter cover 4 Gasket 5. Tum starter cover until marks of starter ‘cover and starter housing are in alignment (refer to Job No, 07-6 section G item 7). & Fasten starter cover with fastening screws, also connect water hoses and electrical connection. yger Cars starting 1968 or-4/9bt 1. Unscrew starter housing (refer to section E). 2. Remove clamping spring (11) 3. Remove closing cap (1), compression spring (2) ‘and washer (3), A. Pull-off lock washer (10), remove spring plate (©) and compression spring (7). |S. Pull rod (8) with spring (6) and valve plate (5) ‘ut of oust Assembly Clean vaive seat in housing Z Mount venting valve with new valve plates G) in vice versa sequence. oi-4/o 8. 9. Fig. 07-4/17 1 Closing cap 2 Compression spring. 2 Washer 4 Lock washer 5 Valve plate 6 Compression spring 7 Compression spring 8 Rod 8 Spring cup 10 Lock washer 11 Clamping spring 12 Housing