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longlakesd
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 removing stock carb for cleaning Going to remove the stock carb for the first time and clean it ... motor isn't even a year old but it needs it apparently .... I have removed carbs and cleaned them on traditional outboards but not yet on this godevil 35hp sd ... any specific precautions besides not losing any parts during the process that you guys may advise?
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| Mon Feb 02, 2015 11:55 am |
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Mudmotor Slayer
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning Gasket kit Cost over 100 dollars
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baron von
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning if you remove the jets - be sure to note where they go and re-install in the right place. They are diffrent sizes
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cb5331
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning
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longlakesd
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning Ok thanks
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baron von
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning good luck - now that winters back,,,,
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deadbird8
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning Unless the motor sat up for a long time and had the fuel crystalize in it or had a bunch of crap get in the bowl from degraded fuel lines, then it really shouldn't need any regular cleaning.
Not worth getting a 'rebuild kit' from Briggs, more cost effective to get one of the take-off new carbs from modded factory motors. BoatDr usually carries them- much less than the cost from Briggs.
If you need the gaskets between carb and intake adapter, I have a pile of leftovers from head gasket kits.
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longlakesd
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning Ok thanks ... don't think I am going to need a rebuild kit since it's been used on a regular basis with fresh fuel and not even a year old motor
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deadbird8
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning
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longlakesd
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Re: removing stock carb for cleaning Ok will do
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