john, i checked and double checked for dirt and i've taken the carb apart several times,so you think its still some dirt somewhere,i replaced the needle valve and the valve seat also. i'am stumped
Hi Nick
Carburettor cleaning is only really successful when you use compressed air and an aerosol carb cleaner - but yours is still flooding? Therefore, either there is still some dirt in there, causing the needle valve to be off its seat a little, or the float isn't rising fully enough to actually cut off the fuel supply - most unlikely unless its been damaged or punctured! Just a thought though, its always best to mark the position of the round float chamber before you take it off - some have a depression in the steel to allow the float to operate properly.
John
October 2009
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