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Hey carburator people,I have a DLTX 71 question,or two.

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Jack

08-19-2002 14:15:39




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Would it be necessary to remove the load nozzel on a DLTX 71 while rebuilding it?I can blow through all the holes.Is there little holes in the nozzel like the ones on a DLTX 51?Can the nozzel be extracted like the one on a 51 carb?Thanks




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Clooney

08-19-2002 15:17:55




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 Re: Hey carburator people,I have a DLTX 71 question,or two. in reply to Jack, 08-19-2002 14:15:39  
Jack, that depends if it is plugged or not.
~There are bleed holes in the side of the nozzle that if plugged will effect load metering.
~If it ran good before teardown then you might not have to remove it. It should come out the bottom with a puller or screw just like the 51, DO NOT try to push it out from the top as that can damage it. Over the years I have had a few come apart on me when pulling from the bottom with a threaded in screw & puller if it is really corroded or stuck in there, but most will come right out..... ..

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