Fill in by-starter hole
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 9:08 pm
Well my by starter is completely screwed It has no wires on it and it is busted all to * so I want to remove it and fill in the hole. So how do you think I should do it?
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Has ran fine with it just stuck extended all the time.odinxxix wrote:if you fill in the hole just how is it going to run while its warming up? think id find a new or used one. or you could get a manual choke like bear has.
The bottom end I drove a nail into it a bit then cut it off flush with my scroll saw and the top part were the by starter goes I put the needle in and filled the hole with rtv silicone gasket maker(Both holes could be unplugged if I ever wanted to buy a new bystarter)dun rite wrote:Hello: what did you fill the holes with?
Well nice job, you have RUINED the carb because now another bystarter will not work on it.toad772 wrote:The bottom end I drove a nail into it a bit then cut it off flush with my scroll saw and the top part were the by starter goes I put the needle in and filled the hole with rtv silicone gasket maker(Both holes could be unplugged if I ever wanted to buy a new bystarter)dun rite wrote:Hello: what did you fill the holes with?
Well I could unplug it not gonna though because it works fine without a bystarter.Bear45-70 wrote:Well nice job, you have RUINED the carb because now another bystarter will not work on it.toad772 wrote:The bottom end I drove a nail into it a bit then cut it off flush with my scroll saw and the top part were the by starter goes I put the needle in and filled the hole with rtv silicone gasket maker(Both holes could be unplugged if I ever wanted to buy a new bystarter)dun rite wrote:Hello: what did you fill the holes with?