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Re: Honda 3813 engine surging
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Posted by Gene Davis (GA) on April 15, 2005 at 21:22:57 from (66.82.9.19):
In Reply to: Honda 3813 engine surging posted by Brad K on April 15, 2005 at 14:58:20:
Haven't tackled tht particular Honda engine yet. however, I had a GX160 that nearly drove me crazy doing the same thing. I eventually learned that the carburetor main orfice unscrews and above that there is a tube or nozzle which they call the emulsion tube. It has a series of tiny holes which require cleaning and the only thing i found small enough to go into them was a wire out of a wire brush. There are also some tiny holes in the idle system, which Honda refers to as a pilot jet. They are also tiny, and they were under a black plastic plug which was beside the idle mixture screw. There was even a tiny almost microscopic hole in the plastic plug which was stopped up. Took more than just soaaking, the best way to work on it I found was under a magnifier with a light. It ran fine after I finally got it all unstopped.
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