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Old 03-08-2020, 05:11 PM
scottydl scottydl is offline
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I can't get this figured out and feel like a bit of an idiot for (A) not running the engine regularly over the winter to prevent this, and (B) not being able to figure this simple thing out!

Carb photo is attached. I assume by "fuel inlet" you are talking about the metal line & housing I have circled in red? Tapping on that during cranking didn't help (tried both light taps with metal hammer, and harder ones with rubber mallet), fuel still squirting out. Which rubber line at the carb carries fuel? I clamped off the one circled in green, but that didn't change anything and seems to be vacuum. Can you point me toward which rubber line to clamp?
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