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Re: Carburetor Rebuild
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Posted by ltf in nc on December 05, 1999 at 06:50:05 from (206.228.213.88):
In Reply to: Carburetor Rebuild posted by Stan on December 04, 1999 at 16:29:21:
The slow leak is coming from the needle seat which is not completely closing the supply of gas from the tank. There is a shutoff at the bottom of the gas tank to turn the supply off. If the engine is running good, I would not wake up something that could bite you. The video probably dealt with a carb that was not worn or had the adjustments over tweaked in the past. If you feel compelled to work on the carb repost and I will tell you a fool proof method for adjusting the float. If you want to do something that will benefit the gas supply, add a fuel filter in the supply line coming from the tank to reduce trash getting into the carb.
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