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Maintenance of carburetor Solex Zenith 35/40 INAT (BMW 5 Series E12)

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Table of contents: Synchronization of carburetors ↓ Adjusting the automatic starting…↓ Checking the Thermostat Valve ↓ Checking the pneumatic drive of the…↓

Synchronization of carburetors



Synchronization of carburetors is performed on a warm engine and with the automatic starting device turned off.

Remove the plugs from the exhaust manifold holes and insert the 7062 measuring instrument sensors into the holes.

Connect the gas analyzer.

Remove the air filter and connect the 130,000 device. Using this device allows you to ignore the increase in engine crankshaft speed caused by removing the air filter. If adjustment is made without using the 130,000 device, it should be taken into account that the engine idle speed after installing the air filter will decrease by approximately 200 rpm.

Disconnect the connecting rod, connect the device for synchronizing the carburetors and set the idle speed of the crankshaft with both carburetors operating within 900-1000 rpm using the adjusting screws 3 and 4 (see photo) of the mixture quantity. The operation of the carburetors is considered synchronized if the arrow of the device is steadily at the zero mark.

Disconnect the connecting rod, connect the device for synchronizing the carburetors and set the…


Using adjusting screws 5 and 6 for the mixture quality (composition), achieve a carbon monoxide (CO) content in the exhaust gases of 2±0.5%. If necessary, using screws 3 and 4, achieve synchronization of the carburetors at idle speed at a given CO content value.



Adjust the length of the connecting rod so that after connecting it, the idle speed of the crankshaft remains the same.

If it is difficult to achieve synchronization of the carburetors, check the adjustment of the push rod. If it is adjusted correctly, the dimension "A" (see photo) should be equal to 40 mm.

If it is difficult to achieve synchronization of the carburetors, check the adjustment of the push…


Adjusting the automatic starting device



Adjustment of the automatic starting device and accelerated engine idle speed is performed on a warm engine, with the air filter removed and the carburetors synchronized (see above).

With the engine not running, loosen the connecting rods and lift the rear carburetor throttle control rod a few millimetres.

Move the air damper manually so that it opens 3 mm.

Release the throttle control rod. In this case, the cam of the starting device should rest on the second profile of the throttle control lever of the 1st chamber, which corresponds to the accelerated idle speed of the engine.

Without touching the throttle control rod, start the engine. The crankshaft speed at fast idle should be 1400 rpm. If not, achieve the specified value as follows:
  • stop the engine and set the throttle control to the full throttle position;
  • adjust the engine's fast idle speed with the adjusting screw (see photo), keeping in mind that turning it out reduces the crankshaft speed. One turn of the screw corresponds to a change in the crankshaft speed of approximately 300 rpm.

Adjust the second carburetor in the same way and connect the connecting rod.



Set both carburetors to fast idle, opening the air flaps by 3 mm, and start the engine without pressing the accelerator pedal. The crankshaft speed at fast idle should be 1800-2000 rpm.

Check the position of the automatic starting device cover. The marks on its cover and body should match. If a cold engine is difficult to start, turn the starting device cover 90° to the left (in the direction of the arrow "Rich" — "Rich mix").

Checking the Thermostat Valve



Remove the thermostat valve cover. At an ambient temperature of +15°C, the valve should be open, i.e. raised above the seat. At a temperature below +15°C, turn on the ignition and after about 1 min, the thermostat spring should raise the valve by 1-2 mm. If this does not happen, the reason is a faulty resistor and no supply voltage. Check the wires and their connections.

Note: The thermostat valve seat is factory adjusted in a climate controlled environment and should not be changed.


Checking the pneumatic drive of the throttle valve of the 2nd chamber



Remove the carburetor, disconnect the 2nd chamber throttle drive rod, remove the pneumatic drive together with the rod.

With the throttle valve of the 1st chamber fully closed, use the adjusting screw 1 (see photo) to achieve an opening "A" of the throttle valve of the 2nd chamber by 0.05 mm.

With the throttle valve of the 1st chamber fully closed, use the adjusting screw 1 (see photo) to…


Remove the cover of the pneumatic drive of the 2nd chamber throttle valve, check the condition of the diaphragm and replace it if necessary. Check the length in the free state of the diaphragm spring, as well as the total length of the drive rod, which should be 72 and 65 mm, respectively.

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