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luvbowties · 10-25-2015, 08:12 PM

I think if you post the very same pics ( plus cleaned disassembled parts) AFTER complete disassembly AND then soaking, you may get more "hits". I think I see a major problem already which after proper dipping should show up clearer. If I'm seeing correctly now, you may need a "new/different" carb to rebuild, or at least a good used major part for your carb.

BTW: GOOD carb-soak should remove practically ALL old scale and crust that has attached to carb--both inside and outside.

Good luck 'til then.
Sam

10-25-2015, 08:12 PM	#2
luvbowties Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: southeasternfoothillsofusa Posts: 1,557	Re: carb newb I think if you post the very same pics ( plus cleaned disassembled parts) AFTER complete disassembly AND then soaking, you may get more "hits". I think I see a major problem already which after proper dipping should show up clearer. If I'm seeing correctly now, you may need a "new/different" carb to rebuild, or at least a good used major part for your carb. BTW: GOOD carb-soak should remove practically ALL old scale and crust that has attached to carb--both inside and outside. Good luck 'til then. Sam Last edited by luvbowties; 10-25-2015 at 08:24 PM. Reason: grammar/added info