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Posted by JCB on February 25, 2001 at 17:54:11 from (63.31.173.227):
In Reply to: wd engine problems posted by Pat on February 25, 2001 at 16:05:22:
Erick's ideas are all good, but before you tear into the carb, do this: You said that it only does this sometimes. When it does it the next time, shut it off and disconnect the fuel line going to the carb. If there isn't a nice stream coming out of the line, your problem is before the carb. and a fuel supply problem. Work backwards, towards the tank until you find what is blocking the fuel supply. I only say these things, since I had the same problem, until I found part of a rag in the tank. If you have a good supply of fuel when it is acting up, then you will need to look at the carb. - Good luck.
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