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    Zenith 36 IV

    Found it... Courtesy of a rebuild documented on Auto Express. It's the Choke Compensation Screw. Now I just have to work out how to fit a new one in a pretty mangled hole!
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    Zenith 36 IV

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    Zenith 36 IV

    Ok thanks for the info. There's not much play in the throttle spindle holes and I've adjusted the float level. I'll check rebuild kits and see if I can get hold of the compensating jet.
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    Zenith 36 IV

    I've had a look at that video before and to me it looks like there might be something in the hole. I've contacted Geoff and hopefully he'll respond. Thanks
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    Zenith 36 IV

    Thanks for the info but I still find it difficult to work out from diagram/text as to what the hole is for and if a jet belongs inside it. Does anyone have a spare carb they can look at?
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    Zenith 36 IV

    Hi all, please can anyone advise on the following. Series 3 petrol with Zenith 36 IV carburettor. Engine only runs smoothly whilst on choke. Once warmed up and choke selected off the engine stutters/stops but sometimes revving it will keep it going but remains rough running. I've...
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    Series 3 buying advice

    The vehicle is in Essex.
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    Series 3 buying advice

    I've got two of the three....
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    Series 3 buying advice

    I know the owner who wants to sell it and we are trying to come up with a fair price, £3500 was loosely mentioned in conversation but I think that less than £3000 is more appropriate and more towards the £2000 you mentioned!
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    Series 3 buying advice

    Thank you so far. Marjon - I have the space, I can work a spanner but can't weld.....yet! Steve2286w - The bulkhead has been replaced with a reconditioned one and the vehicle was running before being garaged 10 years ago. All the major parts are present. BikerB - I like working on vehicles and...
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    Series 3 buying advice

    Hi all, Please can you give me some pre purchase advice on this 1981 Series 3 land rover chassis. Do you think that at a new chassis would be appropriate or body removal to fully inspect and repair/treat it to make it roadworthy or something else? Advice greatly appreciated.