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CARBURETOR
19.8
Checking the choke slide
19.9
Checking the jet needle
19.10
Checking the throttle slide
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Remove needle screw cap
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Pull the jet needle out of the throttle slide.
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Condition
The choke slide has been removed.
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Check the choke slide for smooth operation.
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If the choke slide is difficult to move or is dirty:
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Clean the choke slide and check its activation.
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Check the piston of the choke slide for damage and wear.
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If the piston of the choke slide is damaged or worn:
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Change the choke slide.
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Check the rubber sleeve and lock.
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If the rubber sleeve is damaged or brittle, or if the lock is not functioning:
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Change the choke slide.
Condition
The jet needle has been removed.
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Check the jet needle for bending and wear of the coating.
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If the jet needle is bent, or the coating is damaged or worn:
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Change the jet needle.
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Check the needle clip for tightness.
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If the needle clip is loose:
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Change the needle clip or jet needle.
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Condition
The throttle slide has been removed.
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Check the throttle slide for damage and wear.
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If the throttle slide is damaged or worn:
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Change the throttle slide.
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Check the coating of the throttle slide for damage and wear.
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If the coating is broken or worn:
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Change the throttle slide.
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