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motor troubles again
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could be the floats sticking. our old yammy was doin that last year and after running it a good bit it finally started acting right. but that could be caused by other stuff too
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Sounds like crap in the carb. If it was in the pump carb definitely has it
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all it takes is a little bit in the carbs to mess with it right?
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Most of the time, you can not see what is plugging up the carb. Usually some kind of crud is inside one of the ports. I use a can of carb cleaner to blow through every hole.
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And wear your safety glasses while using carb cleaner!!!! That stuff burns like a fire in a trailer park and gets ya quick!! Get ya some tip cleaners for a torch setup as well. It simplifies jet cleaning.
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ok im gonna try that thanks!
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Sometimes the jets are not completely plugged. You can still see light thru them.
This is when it is misleading. Be sure that you use some cleaner to soften it up and something to clean it out. After the varnish sticks to the side and gets hard, it will not come out without some kind of help form some kind of small wire, pin or tip cleaner. Just use the smallest you have first. And brush the varnish off of everything. Try to leave nothing in the carb to plug up any ports or jets later. |
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I had a motor that had similar symptoms & turned out to be a blown head gasket. It idled fine but bogged down under a load. I hope this isn't your problem. (check plugs for moisture after you run it for a minute) |
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