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Old 05-20-2017, 06:59 AM
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Series 1's are adjustable from factory
and ebay has $20-25 NEW ones that seem to have a good reputation.
While I can make non adjustable ones run as they should, I still don't like them.
They are lean to meet emissions.
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Old 05-20-2017, 07:08 AM
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Series 1's are adjustable from factory
and ebay has $20-25 NEW ones that seem to have a good reputation.
While I can make non adjustable ones run as they should, I still don't like them.
They are lean to meet emissions.
Now you got me wondering did the owner swap the series 1 carb over to the series 2, before that one blew? I do have a series 2 in a 782--non adjustable as well. That one runs OK, just needle isn't sealing--got to fix that.
I shouldn't say this, I have no idea whats on my 2072, but its been working proper since the day it got here!
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well j mech i took it back down to nothing. knocked the welch plug out and there was some trash in behind and so i got that cleaned out. as far as the fuel filter goes i have a pretty big one on it and it flows pretty well without it running turn it over and it sprays like no tomorrow...i think the pump is good cuz when i took the line off it had pressure on it and squirted out of the line fromthe pump to the carb. im gonna give it another shot...if i cant i get it to run right this go around im gonna drain the fuel tank again and go from there
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If you found trash in the carb, I'd say that's your issue. Question is, did you get it all out....
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I got it all out of the carb and also found out the emergency fuel shut off was bad (little plunger with the o ring) took it out and it has no issues now
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I got it all out of the carb and also found out the emergency fuel shut off was bad (little plunger with the o ring) took it out and it has no issues now
OK, this is something I missed on mine evidently. Would you elaborate more on this please?
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I got it all out of the carb and also found out the emergency fuel shut off was bad (little plunger with the o ring) took it out and it has no issues now
You mean a fuel shut off solenoid? Mag engines don't have one .....
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I got it all out of the carb and also found out the emergency fuel shut off was bad (little plunger with the o ring) took it out and it has no issues now
What are you talking about? Need a pic of this.
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The last of the magnums had a fuel shut off,and the later replacement engines also came with the shutoff in the carb.1991 2082 with 435hrs pic. of shutoff.
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Thats it. Unhooked and no more issues
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