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2 cycle carburetor
How do you rebuilt a 2 cycle carburetor correctly without problems for weedeater,blower trimmers chainsaws etc.
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Re: 2 cycle carburetor
Hi clowe
The carburetors on two stroke weed eaters are too small to actually do any rebuilding. The only thing that can be done is to blow out the orifices with compressed air to clear out any crud thats in it. Be careful not to lose any o-rings in the process. Other than that there's nothing else to be done, the cost of a new carburetor exceeds the value of the weed eater if it has a catastrophic failure, it's not worth the money to spend rebuilding. |
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Re: 2 cycle carburetor
The only thing I do is clean the out side before I take it apart and clean as you go. Keep everything clean including your work area and hands.
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