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Re: Honda Rancher carb..... OEM or Chinese?
[Re: Wiley Coyote]
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07/31/19 09:28 PM
07/31/19 09:28 PM
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Why not just rebuild Wiley? Buy the carb kit and hell, I’ll rebuild it for you. I may rebuild it. Either way it would have to come off so there is that. My fear is that I may not have screwdrivers small enough to get the smallest parts out that are down in passages. I have jewelers screwdrivers but if there's dis-similar metal corrosion between the aluminum and brass I know I won't be able to get those out. Yea you will. Take the vacuum baffle out and all plastic parts. Go to autozone and buy a 1 gallon paint can of berryman’s carburetor cleaner that is made to soak the carb. Drop it in and let it soak for about 45 minutes, just be careful cause that stuff will eat up plastic parts. Once you soak it, then start taking out the jets. That should eat the corrosion up and you’ll be able to get the jets out pretty easy. Clean all passageways, blow out with compressed air. Then wash with warm water and blow with compressed air again. It should run fine after that.
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