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Re: 52 cub-carb or gov?
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Posted by old on October 31, 2006 at 22:09:44 from (4.244.57.211):
In Reply to: 52 cub-carb or gov? posted by RP-40-9n on October 31, 2006 at 20:18:49:
A lot of times a plusing from the govanor is really a carb problem. My friend has a cub that does the same thing when he first starts it up but after about 2 minutes it clears right up. I would first check/rebuild the carb then go from there. One way to check the govanor is to grap the govanor rod where it goes into the carb and hold it and open up the carb. If it pushes back on your hand then its most likely a carb problem
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