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WD45 carb question

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Hossman

07-30-2007 16:44:23




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Fellas, On the wd45 i recently purchased the carb main jet adjustment screw is loose, this is a marvin-schebler carb and I have had them apart on my other Allis' but only to clean out the orfices and adjust floats and such.What I was wonderin is there some sort of packing in this adjustment that keeps it tight? I should also ad it drips gas of the end of this screw also. Near as I can tell by my books it shows an O ring on the screw but this was on the exploded parts diagram in the back half of Allis owners manual, theres nothin I could find in the I.T. or A.C.books I have. By the way this is the screw with the bent or 90 elbow in the end of it. Right next to the bowl drain. Thanks for any help, Hoss

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Hossman

07-31-2007 16:00:53




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 Re: WD45 carb question in reply to Hossman, 07-30-2007 16:44:23  
Old, Thanks as always for the input I'll be tacklin the lil' booger asap an your input wll be a help. Thanks again, Hoss



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old

07-31-2007 19:11:04




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 Re: WD45 carb question in reply to Hossman, 07-31-2007 16:00:53  
Well thats why I'm on the forum about 5-6 times a day if not more. I try to do my best the help if and when I can.



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07-30-2007 18:15:07




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 Re: WD45 carb question in reply to Hossman, 07-30-2007 16:44:23  
Well if you look close it has the screw with the 90 in it then a nut sort of thing then a bigger nut sort of thing the small nut screws into. And yes there is a packing in between the 2 that keeps the 90 screw from working its way out. It comes in a carb kit by the way. Don't loose the 90 screw either last time I did it cost me $26 just for the screw part of it

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