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FIAT 124 Spider<br />

<strong>Engine</strong> <strong>Maintenance</strong> + <strong>Modification</strong><br />

Figure 10: DHSA1 Carburetor Base Plate<br />

Weber nomenclature is not easy to decipher. The important thing to note is the<br />

numbers before the letters <strong>and</strong> the letters themselves. If you read “26/34 DHSA 1 OC”<br />

then you can simply note that you have a “26/34 DHSA”. The numbers following the<br />

letters indicate things like barrel size, factory jetting, emissions control modifications,<br />

etc. The variations are minor but almost impossible to track. Using the chart below,<br />

note whether or not your carburetor was original equipment on your engine:<br />

Table 2: Carburetor Identification<br />

Vehicle Year Displacement Carburetor<br />

124 Spider 66-67 1438 34 DFH<br />

124 Spider 68-69 1438 26/34 DHSA1<br />

124 Spider 70-71 1438 26/34 DHSA1<br />

124 Sport Spider 71-73 1608 28/36 DHSA2 or 3<br />

124 Sport Spider 71-73 1608 Dual 40 IDF<br />

124 Sport Spider 73 1592 28/36 DHSA2 or 3<br />

124 Spider 1756 74 1756 34 DMSA<br />

124 Spider 1756 75-76 1756 32 ADFA<br />

124 Spider 1756 77-78 1756 32 ADFA<br />

Spider 2000 79-80 1995 28/32 ADHA<br />

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