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The book says you need a fuel level gauge when you drain your carbs. Anyone does this? Or you just turn your fuel tap back on, and let gravity do it's job?
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Re: Float Level Check
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Learned Hand
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A piece of clear tubing attached to the bowl drain and held up beside the carb will show you the fuel/float level in the bowls. Not sure of the full scope of your question...
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Re: Float Level Check
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What is the correct level?
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The gas should come up to about the seam between the float bowl and the carb body.
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Stickman Yogi
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A piece of clear tubing attached to the bowl drain and held up beside the carb will show you the fuel/float level in the bowls. Not sure of the full scope of your question...
That's a cool idea!! Weird thing is I'm not sure I woulda thought of that and yet I use a water level in construction. Low tech solutions are a rarity these days.
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