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Re: 52 cub-carb float
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Posted by old on October 14, 2006 at 19:49:57 from (4.244.6.103):
In Reply to: 52 cub-carb float posted by RP-40-9n on October 14, 2006 at 19:32:26:
May not be the float setting but it could be a bad float or, the needle seat isn't tight or the needle doesn't seat correctly. If it has a rubber tipped needle then it could be a seating problem. Heres the way to fix that. Open up the carb, remove the float and then drop the needle into the seat. Then use a small hammer or punch end etc and tap on it a couple times. What that does is sets the tip to the seat, old trick told to me by a carb guy years ago, but hes long since dead.
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