Flotteur de carburateur WEBER TL / TLA / TLC / TLF / TLM / TLP

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WEBER Carburettor Float TL / TLA / TLC / TLF / TLM / TLP

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This float is intended for WEBER TL, TLA, TLC, TLF, TLM and TLP series carburettors.

When servicing or rebuilding a carburettor, selecting a float that matches the exact carburettor series and version is important for the correct operation of the assembly.

The carburettor float is part of the fuel-level control system inside the carburettor bowl. Working in conjunction with the needle valve, it helps maintain an appropriate fuel level for the carburettor's fuel delivery system.

WEBER Carburettor Float – Product Details

  • Brand: WEBER
  • Part type: Carburettor float
  • Applications: WEBER TL, TLA, TLC, TLF, TLM and TLP series carburettors
  • Function: Helps regulate the fuel level inside the carburettor bowl
  • Use: Carburettor servicing, replacement and restoration

Why Replace Your Carburettor Float?

The float plays an important role in the carburettor's fuel-level control system. A worn, damaged or incorrectly matched float can interfere with fuel-level regulation and affect carburettor operation.

When servicing or rebuilding your WEBER carburettor, inspect the condition of the float and confirm that the replacement part matches your exact model. It is also worth checking the needle valve and other components associated with the carburettor bowl's fuel inlet system.

PAF Classic – Official WEBER and WEBCON Distributor

PAF Classic 🇬🇧 is an official distributor of WEBER carburettors and WEBCON products.

The WEBER carburettors supplied by PAF Classic are genuine products manufactured in Spain at a Magneti Marelli-licensed production facility.

With access to more than 11,000 carburettor and spare-part references, together with the WEBER technical library, PAF Classic can help you identify the parts suited to your carburettor.

Choose genuine WEBER parts for your servicing and restoration projects. Copies on the market can differ in manufacturing quality and dimensions, including jet sizing, which may make accurate carburettor tuning more difficult.