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Old 08-24-2022, 11:34 AM
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Default Walbro WHG carb on my 1650

I've taken my Walbro WHG carburetor off my 1650 and plan to clean it and replace the parts that I can with a rebuild kit.

My main question is, does the main jet come out? A buddy looked at it and thinks it should, but wasn't able to get it out after trying for a few minutes.

I'm a novice at this, so any other tips you can throw my way are appreciated, especially if they are specific to this carb.
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It does not come out, hopefully it is not damaged. Here is a parts picture.
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Old 08-24-2022, 01:36 PM
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Yes, it says WHG on the side. We didn't use enough force to cause any damage. Maybe I can post a photo.

If it doesn't come out, how do I make sure all the passages are clear?
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remove the parts that you can, welch plugs ect. and give it a good soaking. The kit will show you what you get on section 3 page 10 of the manual that is in the tech section.
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Thanks. I took a look for the manual. No luck yet, but I will keep looking.

I know the kit I ordered (a Walbro kit, not third-party) showed one welch plug in the photo. It does look like the carb has two.
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I think I found the manual you referred to. Thanks. I see in the diagram, there is one welch plug mentioned. But on my carb, there looks to be another one next to it as well.
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Be aware that if you try to remove the choke and throttle shutter screws (part #15 in the picture)
they will snap off and then you will be up Schitts Crick.
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