Posted by Joe Greathouse on September 22, 2008 at 09:00:45 from (65.242.120.202):
In Reply to: cleaning carbs posted by Mark W. on September 22, 2008 at 08:37:43:
What kind of carb is it? If you have a J. D. carb you have to clean out the interior passages with drill bits. Its also good to glass-bead the body of the carb. Then install the new parts kit. If you have a Marvin-Schebler carb, some have internal passages also and have to be cleaned with a drill bit or very small wire brush. The NAPA kit can not remove the rust and varnish that coats these internal passages.
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