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Re: 404-Carb problems
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Posted by herkpilot on December 24, 2005 at 08:36:04 from (71.11.235.59):
In Reply to: Re: 404-Carb problems posted by El Toro on December 24, 2005 at 03:51:06:
When I rebuilt it I replaced the needle valve, cleaned and checked the floats, etc. What I found is when it sat the cast iron body rusted some and I haven"t found a vat product the can get rid of the rust in the tiny holes. That just requires something like welding tip cleaning brushes. Real fine and stiff and lots of patience. I thought the same thing about the manifold but great suction tells me otherwise. Is it possible the bowl seal is leaking and causing this? Gas is seeping out there even w/tight screws. I shouldn"t have to restrict the airflow if I have too much fuel. Should be the opposite unless there"s too much air coming in somewhere else. If the breather were intact it would restrict airflow so maybe I have to put that together first. I"m stumped.
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