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TSX Carb ?

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Biscuit

03-12-2004 17:39:31




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When I took the TSX carb off the Super 55 I found a littly broken spring lying in the mouth of the air intake. When I ordered the rebuild kit I mentioned this spring and received a replacement called a butterfly spring. However, I just got the carb back from the shop and they have no idea were the spring goes. Can anybody tell me were it goes? I read the carb article and it doesn't mention a spring. Help please.

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J. Schwiebert

03-12-2004 18:02:50




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 Re: TSX Carb ? in reply to Biscuit, 03-12-2004 17:39:31  
Look at the choke plate. You will find a little flapper attached to the plate. The purpose of the spring is to hold the flapper shut when you choke the engine. When the engine starts, the air rushing through the intake will overcome spring tension allowing the engine to get air and keep running. Clear? if not ask away. For the sealer on the gasket on the intake manifold throw the sealer as far away as you can. A little grease to hold it in place would be better.

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Biscuit

03-13-2004 09:35:21




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 Re: Re: TSX Carb ? in reply to J. Schwiebert, 03-12-2004 18:02:50  
Thanks, that is pretty much what I thought. Can you tell me where the other end of the spring hooks to?



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Biscuit

03-12-2004 17:41:23




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 Re: TSX Carb ? in reply to Biscuit, 03-12-2004 17:39:31  
Oops, I also meant to ask if I need to use any gasket sealer when putting the carb back on. It didn't seem to have any on it when I took it off.

Thanks again



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