(48) Weber 32 DARA Pump Diaphragm 47407.100
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47407.100
Replacement pump diaphragm for a Weber DARA carburetor.

47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor

This diaphragm has a spring-loaded brass tip which stands 13.5 mm tall, measured from the dish.

The dish itself has a diameter of 25.3 mm.

Please compare your old diaphragm carefully with this one here as over the course of time many different versions were used which are not necessarily interchangeable.

This product is priced, and sold, as each.
Required quantity per carburetor: 1

47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor

This is number 48 in the drawing of the Weber DARA carburetor.

This is Weber Part Number: 47407.100

* Made in Italy *

Operating principles of the acceleration pump and the role of the diaphragm in this:

This diaphragm is activated by a lever that is connected to the throttle lever(s).

When releasing the throttle, a spring returns the diaphragm to its initial position and by doing so, it sucks-in fuel from the float chamber.
A one-way valve prevents this fuel from leaking back into the valve chamber.

When you then activate throttle, that same lever pushes the diaphragm inwards and the pressure that is thus created makes the fuel being squirted downstream with the main airflow through the pump jet.

This extra flow of fuel will prevent "fuel starvation" from occurring when the throttle is suddenly opened which allows large quantities of air being sucked into the engine.

When you then release the throttle again, the diaphragm is again pushed back by the spring, thus priming the pump chamber with a fresh supply of fuel and making it ready to repeat the procedure.

This is an excellent system that has been employed for decades by various makes of carburetors and applied to all kinds of applications.
So, not only Weber but also Solex, Pierburg, Zenith and Mikuni used this system with more or less identical operating principles.

However, to ascertain a flawless operation of this system, the diaphragm need to be in excellent condition.

The original diaphragms are now coming of age and are suffering from the ravages of aggressive modern fuels which causes the "rubberized textile" material to harden or even crack, causing erratic running of the engine and fuel leaks.

Replacing the diaphragm is then the only sensible option which is a rather simple operation.

A complete overview of our pump diaphragms for Weber carburettors can be found HERE.

47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor

47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor

47407.100
Replacement pump diaphragm for a Weber DARA carburetor.

This diaphragm has a spring-loaded brass tip which stands 13.5 mm tall, measured from the dish.

The dish itself has a diameter of 25.3 mm.

Please compare your old diaphragm carefully with this one here as over the course of time many different versions were used which are not necessarily interchangeable.

This product is priced, and sold, as each.
Required quantity per carburetor: 1

This is number 48 in the drawing of the Weber DARA carburetor.

This is Weber Part Number: 47407.100

* Made in Italy *

Operating principles of the acceleration pump and the role of the diaphragm in this:

This diaphragm is activated by a lever that is connected to the throttle lever(s).

When releasing the throttle, a spring returns the diaphragm to its initial position and by doing so, it sucks-in fuel from the float chamber.
A one-way valve prevents this fuel from leaking back into the valve chamber.

When you then activate throttle, that same lever pushes the diaphragm inwards and the pressure that is thus created makes the fuel being squirted downstream with the main airflow through the pump jet.

This extra flow of fuel will prevent "fuel starvation" from occurring when the throttle is suddenly opened which allows large quantities of air being sucked into the engine.

When you then release the throttle again, the diaphragm is again pushed back by the spring, thus priming the pump chamber with a fresh supply of fuel and making it ready to repeat the procedure.

This is an excellent system that has been employed for decades by various makes of carburetors and applied to all kinds of applications.
So, not only Weber but also Solex, Pierburg, Zenith and Mikuni used this system with more or less identical operating principles.

However, to ascertain a flawless operation of this system, the diaphragm need to be in excellent condition.

The original diaphragms are now coming of age and are suffering from the ravages of aggressive modern fuels which causes the "rubberized textile" material to harden or even crack, causing erratic running of the engine and fuel leaks.

Replacing the diaphragm is then the only sensible option which is a rather simple operation.

A complete overview of our pump diaphragms for Weber carburettors can be found HERE.

47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor
47407.100 Pump Diaphragm for Weber DARA carburetor
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