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  1. 06-19-2007 06:31 PM #1
    tulsa442
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    Yeah, unhooked the fuel line and shot some fuel into a bucket when cranked. When I ran compressed air thru the carb, the floats moved, so the air was making it into thhe bowl I believe.
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    I'd say the fuel filter in the carb is either plugged or severely restricted.
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