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Taking apart the governor
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Posted by Guff on January 08, 2007 at 12:46:57 from (169.143.0.103):
Hi Guys,
Got some feedback that moisture in my governor might be causing my 51 H to rev up to high RPM during a cold start (it did it again). I was lookin at it this weekend and have some questions: There is a pipe that comes off the left side of the carb into a gizmo that has a cap on top w / 2 screws and a piece of tubing coming out of it's top and running up into the front of the block. It sets on another gizmo with about 8 bolts going around a D shaped plate, which one is the governor? Second question, do I need to pick up a gasket before I pull it apart? Is it possible there is something worn out in there, even though it works fine once it warms up? Third question, can I open it up and spay some WD40 in there, and would that help my problem? Thanks Guff
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