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Old 01-29-2001, 10:10 PM   #3
Gearhead999
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Reset the float. If you have external adjustments use the sight holes in the side of the float bowls. Set it so it is just to the bottom of the opening. Be careful here, you can get alot of RAW gas coming out on a hot engine. Put some shop rags or paper towels under the float bowls to soak it up. Also, make sure that the carb isn't getting real hot, temperture wise. That too can cause a problem with flooding.
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