O.S. Engine OS29781110 Carburetor Insulater - Compatible with WLA-2 GT55  [OS29781110]

O.S. ENGINES CARBURETOR INSULATER WLA-2 GT55
Price:
NZD$28.95
Brand:
O.S. Engine
Model:
OS29781110
GTIN:
4531028146341
Condition:
Brand New
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Purpose and Function

This O.S. Engine OS29781110 carburetor insulater is an RC-scale carburetor accessory intended to sit between the carburettor and the engine backplate to reduce heat transfer and help maintain more consistent fuel metering during tuning.

The insulater introduces a measured gap that limits heat migration from the crankcase into the carb body, helping to reduce fuel vaporisation at idle and low throttle. It works alongside careful jetting and does not change the carburettor's internal settings.

To install: remove the carburettor, clean the mating surfaces of old sealant and debris, position the insulater against the backplate, then refit the carb and tighten screws evenly. After fitting, inspect for any air ingress and perform a tuning check to confirm idle and mixture settings.

Tuning note: fitting or removing an insulater can alter low-speed response. Make small needle adjustments while the engine is warm and re-check performance under typical running conditions. Periodically check the insulater and seals for wear.

Specifications

  • Item O.S. ENGINES CARBURETOR INSULATER WLA-2 GT55
  • Material Not specified
  • Model Number OS29781110
  • Compatibility WLA-2 GT55

Fit this component when you need to reduce carb heat soak during running; always re-check sealing and needle settings after installation.

In most cases no modification is needed. Confirm that the mounting pattern matches your carb flange; if holes or faces differ, do not force the part.
Expect improved idle stability and fewer vaporisation-related idling problems, with only subtle effects on mid-range once the low-speed needle is re-tuned.
Visually check for gaps, then run a cold pressure test if available or operate the engine and listen for irregular idle or hissing around the joint.
Inspect the mating faces and fasteners after regular use and replace gaskets or the insulater if you see wear or deformation that could cause leaks.

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