Re: Problem after Fuel line change
by John McCalla » 4 years ago
Another question guys, I was getting prepared to remove the carb to send off for cleaning. Before I tried to remove it, I removed the bowl to check it and sprayed some cleaner in the jet.
It didn’t solve anything, seemed a little better, but when I let off the choke the left side EGT still drops to almost nothing with the rough running. CHT is still the same.
I was looking at the manual for removal and noticed that the spring arm on the choke shaft seems to be upside down. I looked at all the pics I could find and the other side, and it looks wrong.
At first, I hoped I had found the problem, but when the mechanic test ran it and synced the carbs, before I changed the fuel line, it was running OK.?????
First, am I correct that it’s upside down? Second, could this be the problem, or still probably trash? Thanks Again.
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