Posted by Casstuba on August 20, 2007 at 19:39:46 from (71.204.196.19):
In Reply to: 444 Carb question? posted by Casstuba on August 20, 2007 at 12:37:33:
I replaced the inlet fitting to the Carb, and the filter in the bowl. I have a Marvel Schebler TSX-896 Carb. If its being blocked at the tank, should I take the line off at the bowl, and blow compressed air from there into the tank to see if that is the problem? Like I said, I had gas running out from the drain plug in the bottom of the carb for several minutes in a pretty good stream I'd say 2 minutes maybe to fill half of an empty coffee can. It didn't stop until I put the plug back in. There is no shut off soleniod, just a small screw inserted where that should be. I've read posts about stuck floats, pluged vents, etc.
Maybe this is relavant - when I cleaned and installed a new filter in the sediment bowl, gas just dripped in slowly. I assumed that since everything was connected, then the air trapped held up the flow at that time. the bowl is filled now, and this happened before I tested the flow at the carb.
I have tried taking the gas cap off to see if the plugged vent was the issue as well.
The ironic part is she hasn't ran since I took the pics and posted them last week. That'll teach me to say nice things about my old girl.
Glad to hear that several of you are getting rain. and thanks Georgeky and Kyle for your replies. we'll get to the problem soon.
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