Ten1nis
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Recently, I was left along side of the road with a dirty carburetor. After cleaning it with carb cleaner and blowing it out with an air compressor it has my engine running better than ever.
Unfortunately, I have a fuel leak somewhere on the inside of the carburetor, as gas is leaking from the throat of the carb. I replaced all the Zenith B carburetor with new gaskets from Sniders. When I put the car away I always close the in-line valve and run the engine until it quits. Any ideas?
Unfortunately, I have a fuel leak somewhere on the inside of the carburetor, as gas is leaking from the throat of the carb. I replaced all the Zenith B carburetor with new gaskets from Sniders. When I put the car away I always close the in-line valve and run the engine until it quits. Any ideas?