Carburetor

Inspect carburetor for:

•Blockage

•Leaks

•Varnish or Gummy Residue

If carburetor is suspected to have a fuel leak or blockage, follow these steps:

1.Loosen the two self-locking screws and remove the side maintenance cover (Figure 26) and set aside. This will expose the air filter and carburetor assemblies.

3.Remove screw from air filter cover (Figure 28). Set cover aside.

Figure 28

4. Remove breather filter (B, Figure 29) to expose the air cleaner assembly screw. Loosen and remove screws (C) to remove air clea er assembly.

C

Figure 26

 

 

 

2. Inspect carburetor fuel drain h se (A, Figure 27). If there

 

is a leak, check to make sure the drain screw (B) is tight

 

and secured correctly.

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for

B

 

 

 

 

Reproduction

Figure 29

B

A

Figure 27

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