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Cold Start Piston Plunger Starter Valve for WEBER 40/45 DCOM

$ 10.7

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Part number: 64330.014

Made in: EU

Compatible with:

Family: WEBER

40 DCOM 6/7 (2 pcs)

Family: DCOE

40 DCOE 116-117 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 116A-117A - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 124-125 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 128-129 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 130-131 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 136-137 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

40 DCOE 138-139 - pn: 64330.014 (2 pcs)

Cold Start Piston Plunger Starter Valve for Weber 40/45 DCOM

This starter valve is used in the cold-start enrichment circuit of Weber 40/45 DCOM carburetors. The piston-style valve controls the starter passage during cold operation, allowing the enrichment system to provide the additional fuel mixture required for starting and initial warm-up.

MPN 64330.014 A worn, sticking, or poorly sealing starter valve can contribute to difficult cold starting, excessive enrichment, unstable warm-up running, or continued enrichment after the control is released. Replacing the valve can restore correct movement and sealing within the starter circuit when the original part is damaged or worn.

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

Reference/MPN: 64330.014.

Technical role: Piston-style valve that controls the starter passage in the cold-start enrichment circuit of Weber 40/45 DCOM carburetors.
Service relevance: Wear, sticking, or poor sealing can cause difficult cold starting, excessive enrichment, unstable warm-up, or continued enrichment after release.

What Is Included

Cold start piston plunger starter valve for Weber 40/45 DCOM carburetors, MPN 64330.014
Made in EU.

Important Fitment Note

Verify the carburetor family and confirm the 64330.014 code or equivalent marking before purchase. Compare the replacement valve with the removed part, including the piston profile, overall interface, sealing and seat arrangement, and the way it engages with the starter mechanism. Check that the valve matches the starter-circuit geometry of the Weber 40/45 DCOM carburetor being serviced.

Compare the removed valve carefully before installation, as starter-valve geometry and sealing interfaces must match for correct enrichment control.

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