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Old 11-11-2007, 05:35 PM   #10
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Re: Engine stalling

Filter is new. It could be a leaky carb. I find it pretty hard on gas also. mind you I am used car, but still. I don't drive that far to work ( 10 mins) and I can almost see the gauge moving as I drive.

I might try putting the original carb on it and see, or even just rebuild it first, then put it on. I have the kit to rebuild it along with a new float.


As for the stalling, it didn't stall on me once today. It did hesitate a few times, but no stalling.
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