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SERVICE INFORMATION
GENERAL
FUEL SYSTEM
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Bending
or twisting the control cables will
impair
smooth operation
and
could
cause the cable to
stick
or
bind,
resulting
in
loss
of vehicle control.
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Work in a well
venti lated area. Smoking
or
allowing flames
or
sparks
in the
work
area or
where
gasol
i
ne
is stored can
cause a
fire
or
explosion.
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Before disassembling the
carburetor,
place an approved gasoline container under the
carburetor
drain plug, remove the
drain
pl
ug and drain
th
e
carburetor.
•
When
disassembling the
fuel system
parts, note the locations
of
the O-rings. Replace them
with
new ones
on
reassem-
biV.
•
After
removing
the
carburetor,
wrap
the intake
port of the engine with
a
shop
towel
or cover it with
a piece
of
tape
to
prevent any
foreign material
from dropping
into the
engine.
Be
sure
to remove the
cover when reinstalling
the
carbure-
tor.
•
If the
vehicle is
to be
stored
for more than
one
month, drain the float
chamber.
Fuel left in the float
chamber
may
cause
clogged jets
resulting in hard
starting or
poor
driveability.
SPECIFICATIONS
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56
kPa
(420 mm Hg)
4
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6k!l
6-3
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