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Carburetor
Disassembling the carburetor
NOTE:
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Write down how many turns you have actu-
ally turned out the pilot screw.
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Disassembled jets and other components
should be sorted out and kept in order, so
that they can be re-assembled in their orig-
inal positions.
Checking the carburetor
1.
Clean the fuel and air passages and the
carburetor body, and blow off any clog-
ging with compressed air.
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Wear appropriate protective eye gear dur-
ing the cleaning process to prevent any
eye injury by the blown-off debris or liq-
uid.
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Do not use steel wire and the like for
cleaning the carburetor. Do not try to dis-
assemble the main nozzle if it does not
come out easily. Excessive force may seri-
ously impair performance.
NOTE:
Clean the needle valve, main jet, and pilot jet
after removal.
2.
Check the carburetor body for cracks or
damage. Replace if necessary.
3.
Check the main jet
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, pilot jet
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, and
main nozzle
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for clogging and contam-
ination. Clean or replace whenever
appropriate.
4.
Check the pilot screws and needle valves
for bending or stepped wear. Replace if
necessary.
5.
Check the float for deterioration. Replace
if necessary.
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