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Re: Re: Re: IHC 300 carburetor leaks
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Posted by Jerry on January 05, 2004 at 16:59:27 from (65.57.14.47):
In Reply to: Re: Re: IHC 300 carburetor leaks posted by ChadS on January 04, 2004 at 18:03:07:
I am not sure if I was clear. I have a 300U. I pulled the metering stem off as you suggested, but only found a seal/ring gasket at the top of the stem. I am able to see beyond the choke plate when I have turned over the motor. The gas seems to be weeping down into the intake area behind the choke plate. Can I have a poor seal around the venturi? A poor seal at the metering needle valve seat? I have been taking the bowl off and on when I try new things and leaving the throttle body on. I am thinking about getting a whole new gasket set once more. If I do so, maybe I will seek out a steel needle valve. Any suggestions before I have to tear the whole carb off and tear it apart for another rebuild are appreciated. What is a reasonable cost to have it rebuilt by a mechanic if I have it off and torn apart already? Thanks
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