Has anyone tried these ? I am a bit puzzled by the reference on the Burlen website to the "easily adjustable float level" and wonder what this consists of .
The reason I ask is that on my Mark 2 I have been having flooding, and on looking at the floats, I find that 1 is leaking with multiple vertical cracks ( only detectable under highish magnification ) . Very strange, and not something I have ever seen before
Stay Up Float Kits
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christopher storey
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#2 Re: Stay Up Float Kits
I've used the nitrophyl plastic floats on a couple of cars. The advantage is that they can't leak.
Not sure if this is the same thing.
Not sure if this is the same thing.
Andrew.
881824, 1E21538. 889457. 1961 4.3l Mk2. 1975 XJS. 1979 MGB (supercharged).
Adelaide, Australia
881824, 1E21538. 889457. 1961 4.3l Mk2. 1975 XJS. 1979 MGB (supercharged).
Adelaide, Australia
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christopher storey
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#3 Re: Stay Up Float Kits
Just to say that I now have installed these, and they seem to work very well indeed . They are priced about 30% above brass floats ( and at my age are probably not worth the extra 
) but they have an indestructible feel to them . First class service from Burlen, BTW : ordered on Wednesday evening , and delivered to me Friday 930 am
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