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Weber and Solex carburetor tuning course

Weber and Solex Carburetor Tuning Course

This course provides a detailed understanding of the operation and calibration of these classic carburetors. It explores key components such as jets, valves, and jets, and techniques for optimizing the air-fuel mixture. It focuses on timing and maintenance, including cleaning and diagnosing common problems, to improve the performance and efficiency of classic and sports car engines.

The course offers hands-on practice in identifying specific models and tuning them for different driving conditions. The course includes knowledge of specialized tools and fine-tuning techniques to optimize engine performance. Participants learn to identify and troubleshoot problems, from power loss to excessive fuel consumption, resulting in improved vehicle performance.

Duration3 months
ModeHybrid
LanguageEnglish / Spanish
Start datesOctober / March
LocationEurope (Madrid)
AwardSEIUM Institute diploma
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Learning outcomes

What you will be able to do

01

Expert Diagnosis and Tuning of Weber and Solex Carburetors

02

Technical Expertise: Calibration and Optimization of Weber and Solex Carburetors

03

Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)

04

Optimization and Precise Adjustment of Weber and Solex Carburetors

05

Analysis and Tuning of Weber and Solex Carburetors

06

Advanced Adjustment and Calibration of Weber and Solex Carburetors

07

Master's Degree in Adjustment and Repair of Weber and Solex Carburetors

08

Expert in Adjustment, Diagnosis and Calibration of Weber and Solex Carburetors

Profile

Who it's for

  • Automotive mechanics and technicians with experience in internal combustion engines.
  • Owners and enthusiasts of classic or sports cars equipped with Weber or Solex carburetors.
  • Automotive repair and maintenance professionals who wish to expand their knowledge.
  • Automotive mechanics students looking to specialize in carburetion systems.
Standards & tools

What you'll work with

  • Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
  • Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
  • Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
  • Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
  • Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
  • Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Syllabus

10 modules

  1. 1.1Introduction to Weber and Solex Carburetors: History and Basic Operation
  2. 1.2Identifying Common Problems: Symptoms and Preliminary Diagnosis
  3. 1.3Essential Tools: Selection and Proper Use
  4. 1.4Component Analysis: Jets, Emulsifiers, and Needles
  5. 1.5Checking the Float Level and Valve Operation
  6. 1.6Visual Inspection: Detecting Wear and Damage
  7. 1.7Performance Testing: Initial Carburetor Evaluation
  8. 1.8Cleaning Procedures: Recommended Techniques and Products
  9. 1.9Ignition System Evaluation: Impact on Tuning
  10. 1.10Initial Troubleshooting: Step-by-Step Guide
  1. 2.2. Diagnosing Critical Components in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  2. 2.2. Essential Tools for Precise Calibration
  3. 2.3. Step-by-Step Disassembly and Assembly: Expert Methodologies
  4. 2.4. Fuel Float and Level: Fine Adjustments
  5. 2.5. Jets and Emulsifiers: Selection and Calibration
  6. 2.6. Accelerator Pump: Adjustment for Optimal Response
  7. 2.7. Air Systems: Optimization and Calibration
  8. 2.8. Bench Tuning: Emissions and Performance Analysis
  9. 2.9. Troubleshooting Common Problems and Recurring Failures
  10. 2.20. Performance Testing and Post-Calibration Evaluation
  1. 3.3Component Identification: Detailed Breakdown of the Weber/Solex Carburetor
  2. 3.2Essential Tools: Selection and Proper Use for Disassembly
  3. 3.3Disassembly Sequence: Step-by-Step Guide for Efficient Disassembly
  4. 3.4Professional Cleaning: Methods and Products for Cleaning Components
  5. 3.5Thorough Inspection: Detecting Wear and Damage
  6. 3.6Precise Assembly: Reverse Sequence and Key Techniques
  7. 3.7Initial Adjustments: Preliminary Calibration After Assembly
  8. 3.8Seal Verification: Tests to Prevent Leakage
  9. 3.9Troubleshooting: Diagnosing Common Post-Assembly Failures
  10. 3.30Safe Practices: Safety Standards and Fuel Handling
  1. 4.4Identifying Key Components in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  2. 4.2Principles of Fuel and Air Flow Optimization
  3. 4.3Essential Tools for Precise Tuning
  4. 4.4Air-Fuel Mixture Analysis and Its Impact
  5. 4.5Techniques for Optimizing the Accelerator Pump
  6. 4.6Jet Calibration and Its Effects on Performance
  7. 4.7Adjusting the Float Height for Optimal Operation
  8. 4.8Troubleshooting Common Problems and Effective Solutions
  9. 4.9Evaluating Performance and Efficiency After Tuning
  10. 4.40Preventive Maintenance and Tips for Extending Service Life
  1. 5.5Carburetion Fundamentals: Principles and Operation of Weber and Solex Carburetors
  2. 5.5Component Identification: Breakdown of Key Parts in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  3. 5.3Basic Diagnostics: Identifying Common Carburetor Faults
  4. 5.4Essential Tools: Selecting and Properly Using Tools
  5. 5.5Float Adjustment: Calibrating and Precisely Adjusting the Float Level
  6. 5.6Jet Adjustment: Selecting and Changing Jets for Optimization
  7. 5.7Air-Fuel Mixture Regulation: Adjusting the Mixture Screw
  8. 5.8Initial Tuning: Starting and Basic Engine Adjustments
  9. 5.9Functional Testing: Evaluating Performance and Troubleshooting
  10. 5.50Preventive Maintenance: Cleaning and Carburetor Care
  1. 6.6Fundamentals of Advanced Tuning: Theory and Principles
  2. 6.2Essential Tools and Equipment for Calibration
  3. 6.3Identifying and Solving Common Problems
  4. 6.4Adjusting Jets and Emulsifiers for Optimal Performance
  5. 6.5Calibrating the Idle and Transition System
  6. 6.6Adjusting the Accelerator Pump for Precise Response
  7. 6.7Timing and Balancing Dual Carburetors
  8. 6.8Air-Fuel Mixture Analysis: Methods and Techniques
  9. 6.9Advanced Diagnostics with Specialized Measuring Equipment
  10. 6.60Troubleshooting Complex Problems and Final Optimization
  1. 7.7Identifying Key Components in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  2. 7.2Diagnosing Common Problems in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  3. 7.3Essential Tools for Tuning
  4. 7.4Carburetor Cleaning and Preparation
  5. 7.7Basic Jet and Inlet Calibration
  6. 7.6Adjusting the Float and Float Levels
  7. 7.7Timing and Adjusting the Throttle System
  8. 7.8Checking and Adjusting the Accelerator Pump
  9. 7.9Performance Testing and Air/Fuel Mixture Verification
  10. 7.70Troubleshooting Common Problems and Preventive Maintenance
  1. 8.8Introduction to Weber and Solex Carburetor Diagnostics
  2. 8.8Identifying Common Faults in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  3. 8.3Essential Diagnostic Tools and Equipment
  4. 8.4Step-by-Step Diagnostic Procedures for Weber Carburetors
  5. 8.5Step-by-Step Diagnostic Procedures for Solex Carburetors
  6. 8.6Interpreting Results and Troubleshooting
  7. 8.7Detailed Calibration of Weber and Solex Carburetors
  8. 8.8Air-Fuel Mixture and Idle Speed ​​Adjustment
  9. 8.8Performance Testing and Final Optimization
  10. 8.80Documentation and Recording of Adjustments and Calibrations
  1. 9.9Identifying Common Faults in Weber and Solex Carburetors
  2. 9.9Essential Diagnostic Tools and Equipment
  3. 9.3Visual Inspection and Basic Carburetor Testing
  4. 9.4Interpreting Readings and Trouble Signals
  5. 9.5Diagnosing Starting and Idle Problems
  6. 9.6Analyzing the Air-Fuel Mixture and Its Implications
  7. 9.7Identifying Acceleration and Performance Problems
  8. 9.8Evaluating the Accelerator Pump and Its Operation
  9. 9.9Troubleshooting and Repair Recommendations
  10. 9.90Case Studies and Common Problem Resolution
  11. 9.9Calibration and Optimization Principles
  12. 9.9Adjusting Jets and Injectors to Optimize the Mixture
  13. 9.3Setting the Float Bowl Level and Its Impact
  14. 9.4Adjusting the Mixture Screw and the Idle Adjustment Screw 9.5 Optimization of the progressive acceleration system.
  15. 9.6Analysis of the power curve and its relationship to calibration.
  16. 9.7Test bench testing and fine-tuning.
  17. 9.8Performance and fuel economy considerations.
  18. 9.9Calibration for different driving conditions and engines.
  19. 9.90Practical optimization examples.
  20. 3.9Safe and methodical carburetor disassembly.
  21. 3.9Identification and organization of components.
  22. 3.3Cleaning and verification of parts.
  23. 3.4Inspection for wear and damage.
  24. 3.5Selection of appropriate spare parts and components.
  25. 3.6Step-by-step assembly, paying attention to detail.
  26. 3.7Correct use of tools and assembly techniques.
  27. 3.8Final verification and leak testing.
  28. 3.9Troubleshooting during assembly. 3.90 Intensive practice in disassembly and assembly.
  29. 4.9Factors influencing carburetor optimization.
  30. 4.9Selection and adjustment of components for optimal performance.
  31. 4.3Fine-tuning of the throttle and progression system.
  32. 4.4Optimizing the mixture for different driving conditions.
  33. 4.5Adjusting the accelerator pump for precise response.
  34. 4.6Advanced tuning and calibration techniques.
  35. 4.7Using measuring tools for optimization.
  36. 4.8Optimization for modified engines.
  37. 4.9Case studies and solving specific problems.
  38. 4.90Evaluating performance after tuning.
  39. 5.9Analysis of carburetor components and their function.
  40. 5.9Evaluation of fuel and air systems.
  41. 5.3Interpretation of gas analysis data.
  42. 5.4Identifying performance problems. 5.5 Engine tuning under operating conditions.
  43. 5.6Fine-tuning the air-fuel mixture.
  44. 5.7Analyzing engine response to different settings.
  45. 5.8Verifying combustion quality.
  46. 5.9Diagnosing complex problems.
  47. 5.90Detailed reports and repair recommendations.
  48. 6.9Specific settings for high-performance engines.
  49. 6.9Calibration for different fuel types.
  50. 6.3Using advanced calibration tools.
  51. 6.4Adjusting twin-barrel and triple-barrel carburetors.
  52. 6.5Calibrating turbocharged engines.
  53. 6.6Optimizing the ignition system.
  54. 6.7Advanced measurement and analysis techniques.
  55. 6.8Creating custom calibration maps.
  56. 6.9Dynamometer testing and fine-tuning.
  57. 6.90Troubleshooting high-performance problems.
  58. 7.9Complete repair of Weber and Solex carburetors.
  59. 7.9Rebuilding damaged carburetors.
  60. 7.3Welding and repair of components.
  61. 7.4Design and manufacture of custom parts.
  62. 7.5Troubleshooting complex and persistent problems.
  63. 7.6Analysis of recurring failures.
  64. 7.7Development of innovative solutions.
  65. 7.8Expert tips and tricks.
  66. 7.9Spare parts and supplier management.
  67. 7.90Advanced case studies and repair projects.
  68. 8.9Diagnosing complex carburetor problems.
  69. 8.9Identifying hidden problems and solutions.
  70. 8.3Precise calibration for different applications.
  71. 8.4Selecting appropriate components.
  72. 8.5Fine-tuning to optimize performance.
  73. 8.6Comprehensive testing and final verification.
  74. 8.7Expert knowledge of Weber and Solex models. 8.8 Troubleshooting modified engines.
  75. 8.9Designing custom carburetion systems.
  76. 8.90Professional advice and consulting.
  1. 1. Expert Diagnosis and Tuning of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Initial analysis and fault evaluation.
  2. 2. Technical Mastery: Calibration and Optimization of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Fundamentals of carburetor calibration and optimization.
  3. 3. Master Disassembly and Assembly of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Step-by-step disassembly, cleaning, and assembly.
  4. 4. Optimization and Precise Tuning of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Fine-tuning for performance and efficiency.
  5. 5. Analysis and Tuning of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Troubleshooting and final adjustment on the vehicle.
  6. 6. Advanced Tuning and Calibration of Weber and Solex Carburetors: Advanced techniques for modified engines.
  7. 7. Mastery of Weber and Solex Carburetor Tuning and Repair: Complete repair and rebuilding. 8. Expert in Weber and Solex Carburetor Adjustment, Diagnosis, and Calibration: Performance testing and advanced diagnostics.
  8. 9. Final Project — Master's Degree in Weber/Solex Carburetors: Practical application of all acquired knowledge.
Methodology, software & labs

How you'll learn

  • Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
  • Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
  • SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
  • Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Accreditable laboratories(EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
Evidence-oriented Master's Thesis:safety case, test plan, compliance dossier and operational limits.
Industry Mentored:teachers with experience in training, , eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
Flexible modality(hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
Ethics and safety:safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Career opportunities

Where this takes you

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