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Old 09-09-2009, 09:56 AM
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look at the rear gasket and gasket plate. straight gas dissolves any sealant used there. if the crankcase is sucking air, anywhere around that gasket the unit won't stay running because the air/gas mixture isn't right. with the gasket sealed proper vacuum is maintained and gas is sucked up through the "dangler" and into the carb. there's no float just the rubber diaphragm connected to the needle valve.
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