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Re: Fellows.......I gotta prob with the 400
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Posted by Brian Schmidt on February 14, 2000 at 22:33:14 from (216.178.176.145):
In Reply to: Fellows.......I gotta prob with the 400 posted by Richie on February 14, 2000 at 21:39:41:
Not a rocket science answer, but you are over fueling. Check the carb for a leaky seat, too high float level, or just try to lean out the carb a little. What range and type spark plugs are you running. Try a little hotter spark and stay away from Champion plugs. Use AC or Autolites. Sounds like the guy knew there was a problem, thats why he had to clean the plugs that day. It sounds like you need a carb kit most likley. You are in luck though, IH carbs are easy enough for a 1st grader to rebuild. Give that a shot. TSC has kits for around $5-$20 depending on model. Hope this is of some help. Brian
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