So I took my carbs off today cuz I got a wild hair up my...(you know what) and I have them completely torn apart. One thing I noticed is that my no.4 main jet had a rigged up washer for it made of something other than brass...is this a part I can find to replace this home made washer or is it fine the way it is? Also I am of course new at this and I scared up the outside of the emulsion tube/needle jet, is this something that I need to replace? Otherwise I did find my gas in the air box problem. No.2 and No.4 seats and needles didn't even close fully and on No.4 the needle wasn't seating at all. Good news is that I am less nervous about this process now and should have it back together by Monday. Also...what is the best way to clean the carb bodies...just spray the heck outa them with carb cleaner? Heard soaking ruins some seal on the butterfly or something. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. My idle mixture screws were very easy to get out except one of the rubber o-rings jumped outa my hand when I grabbed it. Hopefully with luck I will find it tomorrow LOL. Working on a large work bench so It couldn't have gone far but those things are pretty effin tiny.
I will also be getting new tires and doing regular maintenance during this process and hopefully get that beast running like it should. I will keep you XSive's posted.
Thanks
I will also be getting new tires and doing regular maintenance during this process and hopefully get that beast running like it should. I will keep you XSive's posted.
Thanks
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I will put a pic of my emulsion tube on here in a bit and try to get some answers. otherwise i did find a place online that makes brass washers to very specific sizes. so if i can't find one at least i can order one. I just went to 5 innings of the MN Twins game and now I am gonna go back to work. Sounds like I need to get some Pinesol and soak the boddies over night. Thanks for the tips. Also I saw a Forum on here for the appropriate jetting for certain upgrades. Like mine has a 4-1 exhaust system. I wanna put the appropriate jets in for the exhaust upgrade. Otherwise there is a guy who will set up the right jets for you on Ebay if you tell him what model and any aftermarket upgrades you've done to it. Is this adviceable? Let me know. I will keep on the updates. Thanks again for the tips.
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