CARBURETOR
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6. Remove the float hin
e pin, the inlet valve needle
assembly (with its clip), and the float (see Fi
ure
25). Discard the needle and clip.
Figure 25
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7. Inspect the float for cracks or deterioration of the
cork (see Fi
ure 26).
Figure 26
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8. Remove the brass inlet fuel valve seat and discard
it. (See Fi
ure 27.)
Figure 27
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9. Remove the hi
h speed jet (A) from the nozzle (B).
It is best to clean the nozzle in place. If the nozzle
is not sealed into the carburetor body, the air/fuel
mixture will be affected (see Fi
ure 28).
Note: There are two white nylon plu
s in each
carburetor. Do not attempt to remove them or the
carburetor will be dama
ed.
Figure 28
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Cleaning and Inspection
1. With the carburetor completely disassembled,
thorou
hly clean all parts in a parts cleanin
solution. Do not soak the carburetor. Leave it in
the solvent only lon
enou
h to clean it. Inspect
for wear or deterioration. Use a spray can of
carburetor cleaner with the hose, and flush all
passa
es with cleaner. Blow dry all carburetor
passa
es with compressed air.
CAUTION: If ta
wire is used, never enlar
e or
restrict any passa
eway in the carburetor.
2. Always check the carburetor mountin
flan
e and
the fuel bowl mountin
flan
e to be sure they are
smooth and undama
ed.
A
B
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