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Flooded carbs

by Stephen Foreman in General Tech Discussion 7 years ago

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Re: Flooded carbs

by Ron Lalonde » 7 years ago

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I had a similar problem, but only with one carb. Removed the bowl, and then the whole carburetor.
Dumped it (fuel) all through a coffee filter and found just the smallest piece of dirt in the bottom. Cleaned all the passages and put everything back together and the problem was solved.
Was anticipating a big problem (floats/carb setup/sync) but ended up to be minor.

Sometimes installation of a new fuel line will introduce debris if not careful.

Luckily we have folks like Roger Lee and Rob Seaton on this site!!!

Hopefully your problem will be as simple!

Ron

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Re: Flooded carbs

by JAMES MOLINE » 5 years ago

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It was not my carbs that flooded but engine turning over well and fuel collecting in and leaking from exhaust. I had started and ground run the engine several times this morning and had connected a Syncmate to Sync the manifold pressure (ie Carbs)???? Very confusing.

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