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Re: Carb issue
#1 Dec 10, 2009 2:28 am |
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"hisses" menaing that it is drawing air back and forth, not even coming close to pull any gas up into the throat.
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Carb issue
#2 Dec 10, 2009 2:27 am |
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I have a newer snow blower. It has a primer. When I push the primer, I normally hear gas being drawn and injected into the throat of the carb. I do not. It simply "hisses". Any ideas? I drained my gas tank but failed to drain the bowl from last year, if that helps. Newb, I know! Thanks Monte
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Re: When I press the Primer bulb gas squirts on the floor.
#3 Dec 10, 2009 2:24 am |
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I had a backwards issue. I am pressing the primer bulb and I am not getting ANY fuel to inject into the carb throat. It sounds like air hissing back and forth. I popped the carb off, float is loose, the needle looks good, w/o taking it out. Nothing seems to be clogged yet the hissing comes from this port that I believe you all are talking about is where the excess gasoline escapes when over primed, THis does not seem normal to me. Is there a check of some kind that may be tarnished over or something? Please let me know. Thanks.
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