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Re: To Store a Carburator #39839 04/20/2004 8:04 PM
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 188 Kansas City 5 54 5-window 3100 Shop Shark
54 5-window 3100 Shop Shark 5 Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 188 Kansas City	I'm not an expert. This is what I have done with my YF: removed top-housing, removed accel-pump, blew out all passages with compressed air until carb is quite dry and reassembled. The YF has a diapham-pump, if it had a leather pump, I think I'd put some light oil on it. Don

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To Store a Carburator	CATMAN	04/18/2004 5:38 AM
Re: To Store a Carburator	52pu	04/18/2004 1:53 PM
Re: To Store a Carburator	54 5-window 3100	04/20/2004 8:04 PM
Re: To Store a Carburator	4ontheFloor	04/20/2004 8:12 PM
Re: To Store a Carburator	CATMAN	04/21/2004 4:48 AM

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