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05-19-2017, 12:09 AM
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Do you have a fuel filter on this thing?? You said you did in post #1, but what kind is it? Is it a filter, or a screen?
I do not understand why people have so much trouble cleaning out carbs. I just don't get it. I've had people bring me carbs off tractors out of junk yards to rebuild for them that literally were full of rust. Nearly solid full. Like all the passages full of rust and packed full of crap... and I didn't have any issues rebuilding it and giving it back to them and it worked on the first try. What can we tell you that will make it easier for you (and all the others that struggle with this process)? Would a video help? There are only so many passages on this tiny little carb, and they all have to be completely free of dirt. COMPLETELY. I spray brake cleaner into each of them and watch for it to spray out all the ports. You can't see compressed air, but you can see brake cleaner spurting out. (WEAR SAFETY GLASSES!!! Brake cleaner in the eye hurts like hell!!!) I just don't know what to tell you that will help. You don't have it clean yet. You need to flush the system again. You probably should buy another fuel filter, just to be sure that it's good. Sure. Buy a new carb. Easier that way. BUT,,,,,, if you have junk in the fuel system, or a bad filter, or a bad pump..... it's just going to do it to that one too. 
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