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WEBER DCNF BRASS FLOAT

$ 99.1

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Part number: 41015.005

Compatible with:

Family: WEBER

40 DCNF (1 pc)

42 DCNF 2 (1 pc)

Family: DCNF

40 DCNF 12 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 13 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 22 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 23 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 3 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 35-36-37-38 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 57-58-59-60-150 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 6 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 62-63-150 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 64-65-66-67 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 72-73-74-75 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

40 DCNF 72-73-74-75-100 - pn: 41015.005 (2 pcs)

42 DCNF 16-2 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 2 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 26-2 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 27 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 30 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 31-32 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 5 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 68 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 78 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 79-150 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

42 DCNF 86-150 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

44 DCNF 69-69-1 - pn: 41015.005 (1 pc)

WEBER DCNF BRASS FLOAT

Brass float for Weber DCNF carburetors. The float operates within the fuel bowl and controls fuel level by moving the inlet needle valve as the bowl fills. Correct float movement and fuel-level control are essential for stable metering through the main circuit, consistent progression, and clean transient response.

A damaged, leaking, distorted, or incorrectly matched float can contribute to an excessively high or low fuel level, causing flooding, fuel starvation, unstable mixture control, or poor throttle response. Inspect the pivot, actuating tab, and contact point with the needle valve during carburetor service. MPN: 41015.005

This replacement part is suitable for carburetor service and restoration work where the original component is worn, damaged, or missing.

Reference/MPN: 41015.005.

What Is Included

One brass float for Weber DCNF carburetors

Important Fitment Note

Verify the carburetor family and compare the MPN or identification marking with the removed float before installation. Check the float’s overall geometry, pivot arrangement, actuating tab, and needle-valve contact position. Also verify the related inlet-valve seat and interface arrangement where applicable, then compare the replacement directly with the removed part for matching shape and movement.

Confirm the DCNF application and float geometry before purchase; Weber carburetors can use different float designs and fuel-level specifications.

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