carberator problem
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carberator problem
I have an 85 22r carburetor that no longer works. it starter out where i had to pore starting fluid or a little bit of gas straight into the carb to get it running. and it would continue to run n do fine. week later when i gt more time it would only run a few secounds. now it wont run at all. i tried one of my spare carbs and no luck.
Does anybody have any answers that could help me out?
Does anybody have any answers that could help me out?
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Pull the fuel line at the carb and put the end into a bottle and turn the motor over. It should have a good flow, if not you have a fuel pump ,fuel filter or fuel line problem. It might also be bad fuel.
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i checked fuel pump filter n gas. all of that is fine. i can see the gas fill in trew the class peice on the side of the carb. but i believe that's where it stops
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The little sight glass on the front of your carb should be about half full with gas with the line right in the middle. I'm having a similar problem with my Weber right now. It is rebuilt but still does not work. I think with me tho is that it does not have any kind of choke. I think I'm just gonna replace the whole thing and get the Outlaw 38 that i really want instead of messing with it. If you have fuel where swampfox stated above then it does sound like your carb needs attention. Good luck and keep us posted.
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yes it fills the glass half way. and thats about all i know its doing. i got it off and put another stock carb on it. unfortunately same problem. i have another carb but dirt dobbers got into it and vacuum ports. i have it soaking in cleaner now. Im taking apart the original trying to find a flaw.
I was going to get a new carb but the most affordable one is 270$. and money inst abundant right now. anyone know of good carbs or rebuild kits for a better price?
I was going to get a new carb but the most affordable one is 270$. and money inst abundant right now. anyone know of good carbs or rebuild kits for a better price?
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vacuum may also be a problem. i have looked at diagrams. and im missing lots of canisters n other vacuum parts. tho my truck "WAS" running fine on its own without them. could that have had part in the start of my problem?
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A bad accelerator pump or trash in the passages can cause the starting problem. I guess you could have two carbs do the same thing. Pull the air breather off and look down the throat of the carb and work the throttle, there should be a stream of gas shoot into the carb . If it doesn't have a stream of gas it is probley one of the two things listed above.
Napa makes a good carb kit just make sure the instruction sheet is right , the kit I bought had the wrong instructions.
Napa makes a good carb kit just make sure the instruction sheet is right , the kit I bought had the wrong instructions.
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2 of 3 of my carbs have never been rebuild. n so far none squirt the gas in the throat. i took it apart n found no dirt or trash. so ima try the rebuild kit and see what happens
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