reaaallly jakced carb
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reaaallly jakced carb
well i saw all theses posts on here on how u should clean ur carb so i tok it of and cleaned it out. that actually solved most of my problems. but in the process of cleanin it i jacked up the float. so i took it apart and fixed that. well i was workin on it with a freind an dhe didnt know about the two different screw types(the big one and the little one) and put the big on in the little hole. to make a long story short the metal broke where the carb attaches. and right now the carb is held on by one screw and a wad of duct tape on top of the transmission box thingy to support it. guess what it actually works its just a little just a little leaky and kinda unresponsive and hard to start. but i waws wonderin if i would do any damage to my moped running the moped with a small air leak where the carb attaches to the engine..and where do you guys think i could get a new carb for not outragously expensive.
Don't run it like that, you'll hurt the engine.
This actually happens quite often.
This actually happens quite often.
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yeah see the problem is this is my transportation. like i have to go 4 miles every day
on this
no choice and i cant walk or id have to wake up at 4 in the morning so is there anyway i can fix it . someone reccomened me solder to fill up the gap . and it first i thgout he was retarded but i thought about it and it doesnt really get that hot and there would not really be that much pressure. i am also in a manufacturing class at school and i was wonderin if i could take it of and weld the gap with an acetelyne torch. woulc that jack up and warp things inside. and does anone have any ideas on how i could temporarily fix it so it doesnt *-up my moped?
an yes i would duct tape my head shut ....WHY NOT?
on this
no choice and i cant walk or id have to wake up at 4 in the morning so is there anyway i can fix it . someone reccomened me solder to fill up the gap . and it first i thgout he was retarded but i thought about it and it doesnt really get that hot and there would not really be that much pressure. i am also in a manufacturing class at school and i was wonderin if i could take it of and weld the gap with an acetelyne torch. woulc that jack up and warp things inside. and does anone have any ideas on how i could temporarily fix it so it doesnt *-up my moped?
an yes i would duct tape my head shut ....WHY NOT?
definately wouldnt use the torch. hmm. this is a toughy.(for now) i would get a small pair of vise grips and use that as a clamp. not the best fix, but better then the tape. onother possability is to get some hi grade epoxy. im talking the rock hard stuff, and remold that broken piece. drill/tap. if it was me, i would just get a used, cheap carb body.
hope this helps.
hope this helps.
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I was going to suggest that, but wasn't convinced it would work. Keep an eye on it, and try to run down another body (didn't Myspree have some of these? )
If it leans out you'll trash the rings and maybe the bore. Then you're looking at a $100 problem. And you'll still have to fix the carb.
If it leans out you'll trash the rings and maybe the bore. Then you're looking at a $100 problem. And you'll still have to fix the carb.
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