Part 1, understanding the weber carburettor DCOE

This is the first video on how to rebuild , tune and understand the weber DCOE carburettor. I am explaining the operation and main principles of the DCOE

[giantstickman]

You're a fantastic teacher, discussing the basics and then showing it in practice makes this very easy to understand. I'm about to swap a very tired set of twin SU's on my 260Z for a triple weber setup, this and your next two videos are going to be invaluable. Bravo!

[grandsport]

Your videos on Webers are the best. Slow and concise. Just what we need. I'm installing 4 DOCE's on my Chevy big block and no one to help explain anything. I'm sure I will be coming back for more views....Thank You.

[AZ-vgli]

Truly a FANTASTIC series of tutorials!
My sincere compliments.It is rather rare to find someone who can explain something rather complex with such clarity.I truly appreciated the verbal clarity, the super well laid out schemes, the helpful video parts.All perfectly presented.
Thank you so much, my 2002 with 45 DCOEs is grateful and smiling...Andreas, Turin.

[brandope]

This dude is legit... I'm basically a kindergartner when it comes to carburetor function and this guy made a semi-complex carburetor seem simple - and it all made practical sense!!! Most car techs won't give you a drop of knowledge. This guy knocks it out of the park. Wonderful... wonderful.

[jamescrooke]

I love your measured delivery and clear descriptions. An excellent teacher and thanks for demystifying engines and giving me insight to see what I can do myself and what I'd best leave to others. Thank you

[geraldswain]

I tuned weber carbs for years in competition, this is a wonderful tutorial Steve well done.

[gregconnolly]

Simply the best. De-mystifies Webers better than anything in print. Just excellent. Ready to play with the 45 on my new-to-me vintage racing MGB. Thanks very much Steve.

[thomasthacker]

Thank you Steve... Just like that, I realise my two Webers don't actually have a little box of magic hiding inside! - Perfectly to the point, and incredibly helpful video! Looking forward to your next installment! Thanks Again!

[timothynewkirk]

I like to think I know all the basic principles of the workings of a carberator. However you have given a remarkable explanation, Steve. I'm looking forward to this series! ...Newk from Kentucky USS

[hughbishopnh]

Suddenly you have my full attention - Webers- I knew there was a reason why I watched you doing floor tiles.

[TheDafxf]

Morning steve. So glad your finding videos too post. I'm not a mechanic but love watching about fixing or restoring things. If you was a teacher Steve I'd come to school everyday as you explain things so well 😃 Keep safe so looking forward to seeing your next post. Thanks Stevie 😎🇬🇧

[GT-dwdt]

The most useful video regarding webers. I have learned more in this one video than I have anywhere else, thank you.

[nulloandfloyd]

The most amazing video! Your descriptions and close-up detail shots make this carburetor-for-dummies! If only every car repair video was this well made.

[eriksimpson]

I always learn so much when you do these videos
Thank you for the time you put into sharing your knowledge

[Inobzzzz]

What a great teacher you make ! In those times of lockdown, i'm watching all your videos in hope of buying my car and be able to fix everything myself. Thanks for helping my dream come true :)

[badgermtn]

Wow, most excellent! You've done a fabulous job linking the theory of operation to visual examples. It's been over 3 decades since I last installed and tuned a Weber DGV 32/36 on my old MGB, so your video acts as a refresher (the internet and YouTube didn't exist back then). I'm looking at installing a 34ICH on my Ford V4 in my vintage snowcat. Now I need to watch hours of your other videos!

[danielday]

A perfect introduction. I have a pair of 45s on my 1973 BMW 2002. It’s been an education. 😅

[ORGTE]

I am just starting to get into carbs and it has been hard to find any good videos on how they work and tune them. Thank you so much!

[waynestambaugh]

Steve, like everyone else I think you do an excellent job explaining the Weber DCOE carbs. I just purchased a Caterham 7 wiith a Ford Cosworth 1600 BDA engine. It needs carburettor tuning and I have been worried about doing it. After watching your videos I feel a lot more confident going into this project. You are doing great videos, keep up the good work.

[titoestrella]

I have been using for 30 years and I learned a lot!!! Thanks