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Carburetor
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Reassembly (cont'd)
NOTE:
Sealant is not recommended on these
gasket surfaces.
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11.
Install the throttle cable with attached
throttle parts into the carburetor and secure
by tightening the throttle fitting.
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The carburetor is completely reassembled
and ready for installation to the intake flange.
Carburetor
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Installation
1.
Install the intake flange with gaskets and heat
shield making certain that the pulse hole is
not obstructed by any of the intake com-
ponents. Secure by tightening the screws to
.3 to .45 kg m
(26
to 38 in
Ibs).
See Fig. 32.
The proper order for installing the intake
components is:
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gasket
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heat shield
-
gasket
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intake flange
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Figure 32
2. Place the carburetor gasket on the intake
flange making sure that the pulse hole
is
not
obstructed. Install the carburetor.
Tighten the screws to
.3
to .45 kg m, (25 to 38
(7
in Ibs). See Fig. 33.
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3. Ensure that the throttlecable is positioned as
shown
in
Figure
33
to prevent throttle cable
damage.
ROUTING
--.
Figure 33
4. Attach the fuel feed line and the overflow line
to the carburetor.
5.
Place the air cleaner steel net, element and
grid into the air cleaner cover and install the
assembled air cleaner onto the carburetor.
Secure with the 2 screws with lock washers
and flat washers.
Carburetor Adjustment
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Idle Speed
CAUTION: Stay clear
of
cutter head whenever engine
is
running.
1.
With the engine running at operating tem-
perature, the choke fully opened and, no load
applied to the engine, turn the idle speed
adjusting screw to achieve an idle between
2300 and 2700 rpm. See Fig. 34.
Carburetor Adjustment
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Mixture
CAUTION: Stay clear
of
cutter head whenever engine
is
running.
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