Carter N655s Carb

[Jim D.]

After disassembling my Carter N655s carb, it seems that by looking at the manual
drawing, I am missing the nozzle (6) for the the low speed needle is missing.
In the bike's last 74 years, No telling how many times it's been apart.
Is this piece necessary and if so, where might I get one.
It's not included in any of the rebuilding kits that I see.
Thanks, Jim D.

 

[Wrench]

After disassembling my Carter N655s carb, it seems that by looking at the manual
drawing, I am missing the nozzle (6) for the the low speed needle is missing.
In the bike's last 74 years, No telling how many times it's been apart.
Is this piece necessary and if so, where might I get one.
It's not included in any of the rebuilding kits that I see.
Thanks, Jim D.

Nozzle for the slow speed needle is probably important
I don't have a that carb manual drawing
Show us a pic of #6 nozzle

 

[Jim D.]

I don't have a pic of this part.
It's indicated in the Carter Carb diagram
on page 45 of the Whizzer Facts manual. (Reprint)
Shown as part No. 6.
Hard to tell exactly what it is.

 

[Risk Man]

Herr you go

 

[Risk Man]

Another one

 

[Wrench]

Carter N Whizzer Model J Carburetor - Mikes Carburetor Parts

Carter N Whizzer Model J carburetor. Includes parts nomenclature, disassembly and specifications for carb numbers 655S, 666S, 704S

www.carburetor-blog.com

 

[Risk Man]

Bought my rebuild kit for the J-48 from Mikes. Came with the diagram I posted also

 

[Risk Man]

Also check my post from Quenton about the carter carb differences

Carter N Carb Differences

I am restoring a 1948 J-Motor Whizzer. It has a Carter-N 704S carb. As we know carbs are hard to come by, but I did find a 703S and a 705S available to purchase. Does anyone know the differences between these and whether or not they are interchangeable (with or without mod)?? Thanks.

motoredbikes.com

 

[Jim D.]

That is the same blow up diagram that I am using and it seems
that the nozzle (6) is what I'm missing.
Don't know if the motor was running without it or not.
didn't have the nozzle in it. Just float valve, seat and gaskets.
Might have to buy a parts carb to find one.

 

[Chainlube]

That is the same blow up diagram that I am using and it seems
that the nozzle (6) is what I'm missing.
Don't know if the motor was running without it or not.
didn't have the nozzle in it. Just float valve, seat and gaskets.
Might have to buy a parts carb to find one.

It's important. You have to restrict the amount of fuel coming in on start up. Without that jet it's wide open.