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12-19-2005, 01:00 PM
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Re: Carb Rebuild Problem
Thanks for information. I will try PB Blaster and/or ATF. I had the butterfly screws out yesterday but was afraid to use force to knock out butterflies or shafts.
I did not peen the screws prior to reinstalling yesterday. Please tell me why this is neccessary? However, two of the screws were very difficult to reinstall. Have you ever seen a carburator actually work properly after removing/cleaning/reinstalling shafts and butterflies? Please tell me "Yes"... |
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