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Re: Walbro Carburetor
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Posted by JT on August 13, 2005 at 06:42:27 from (69.220.207.39):
In Reply to: Walbro Carburetor posted by Don E. Foster on August 12, 2005 at 14:20:21:
Don There is no such thing as instructions that come with a kit, they do not send them any more. What have you done??? On a weedeater, the first thing you do is a compression test, 75% fo the weedeater trimmers we get in have less then the required 90 pounds of compression, so they are junk. Have you cleaned out the muffler, the muffler screen, and the exhaust port? Did you replace the fuel lines and fuel filter? What do you have the needles set at? both should be at least 1 1/2 turns off seat? Let me know what you have done so far, then I will see if I can guide through a little better. Jim
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