Post by gatekeeper on May 22, 2013 13:39:19 GMT -5
I would clean the carb really well first.
Also, check that there is a rubber "O" ring installed on the fuel/air adjustment screw. If not it will never adjust right and could be a source for air leaks. The parts in that hole go in this order:
First, rubber "O" ring.
Second, metal washer.
Third, spring.
Last, adjustment screw.
Sometimes the "O" ring won't just fall out. You have to look in the hole and use a small pick to see if it is in there.
Also, check that there is a rubber "O" ring installed on the fuel/air adjustment screw. If not it will never adjust right and could be a source for air leaks. The parts in that hole go in this order:
First, rubber "O" ring.
Second, metal washer.
Third, spring.
Last, adjustment screw.
Sometimes the "O" ring won't just fall out. You have to look in the hole and use a small pick to see if it is in there.
