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Title: carb float weight Post by hotprops on 03/20/15 at 23:10:08 9.997 grams with no fluid ,as i softly heated with heat gun and no expansion of chambers ,so yours can be +- depending on who did the solder job . did not find anything aims in the carb ! will do a autopsy on the oem petthingy asap and report ,thanks all you guys i have been wrenching for 50 or so years but this /site /participation , has been a great help . |
Title: Re: carb float weight Post by hotprops on 03/20/15 at 23:14:26 also sprade bubble liquid on warm float ,no bubbles .got to love the dollar store :D |
Title: Re: carb float weight Post by hotprops on 03/20/15 at 23:58:39 petthingt pased all my tests with a hand vac and pressure pump ,only thing that lookd suspect was o ring on on the inlet base , o well new raptor thingy and new float base o ring and neadle valve ,need to measure float hight s/b around 1.115 in , will check old one first |
Title: Re: carb float weight Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/21/15 at 11:37:43 Even if it's checking good, the stock petcock is such a common failure you'd be ahead to ditch it. If not now, then be ready to consider it as the culprit in the future. It can cause some pretty odd symptoms. |
Title: Re: carb float weight Post by hotprops on 03/21/15 at 11:51:06 all-ready have raptor |
Title: Re: carb float weight Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/21/15 at 13:11:04 Good plan,,, |
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