Re: Carbs flooding

Posted by 47fivewindow on September 01, 2020 at 16:17:44 from (69.250.23.46):

In Reply to: Carbs flooding posted by Grandpa love on September 01, 2020 at 16:04:07:

When we fool with these old girls that haven't been run in a while, tiny pieces of dirt or rust manage to make their way down the pipe and lodge in the needle valve. Unfortunately it is part of the fun. Shut the fuel off, drain the carb bowl so the float falls all the way down, put the plug back in, and turn the fuel back on, and hope it flushes the dirt through the needle. Make sure the sediment bowl still has its screen. I got one of those bulb siphon things and use it to vacuum the rust flakes off the bottom of the tank every time they give me grief.

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