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Old 04-01-2020, 09:42 PM
scottydl scottydl is offline
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Alright, found the rubber fuel line under the front of the engine and did this...

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Originally Posted by Goatracer1 View Post
Try tapping the fuel inlet Gently while someone else cranks the engine and holds the gas pedal to the floor. If that doesn't work clamp off the flexible fuel line and crank it until it starts and then run the carb dry. Release the fuel line and try running the engine again. It will usually will stay running.
My son and I followed those instructions (everything worked as described) and tried all sorts of combinations of tapping/cranking. Once I unclamped the fuel line and started the engine... it fired up but out spewed the fuel again. Float is still stuck / open apparently. Anything else I can do prior to taking the carb apart? And is that a DIY job for someone with no carb experience?

I know this Rochester 2-bbl is pretty simple design, so I'll be glad to give it a shot as long as I have some good instruction up front.

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