Coax said: (quoted from post at 21:59:14 05/10/10) I'm in the process of rebuilding another E-12 M Carburetor and everything was going smoothly, coming out of the Cleaner bath and I noticed that the idle metering jet had snapped off.I'm afraid to ask, But am I screwed before I even get started???Is it possible to get that stub out and retap it or toss in the towel now? Any ideas before I go walk off a bridge ? :x :cry: :oops: [img]
Drill it out with a #40 drill, and then re-thread using a #4-40 tap.
Do not use your electric drill. Put the drill bit in a hand held chuck so that you can "feel" if the drill is going straight.
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