
Parts you might need - link to category Stock Carburetor Parts
Before you begin to adjust the carburetor, the valves, points, and timing should be set. This is important, and they should be set in this order, as you will start with the engine cold, and finish with it warm. It’s important to set the valves, points, timing and to check the choke before setting the carburetor, as they all work together for a smooth running engine. Details regarding these settings are given in the links below.
The following descriptions apply to all types of carburetors -
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Parts you might need – link to category Stock Fuel Pumps
Trouble Shooting – Fuel system
Excessive fuel consumption
The air filter element is dirty or clogged.
The ignition timing is incorrectly set.
The emissions system is not functioning properly.
The carburetor/fuel injection internal parts are excessively worn or even damaged.
The tire pressure is low or the tire size is incorrect.
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