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SECTION 6B
FUEL SYSTEMS
Choke Shaft Removal
1. Because the edges of choke plate are beveled,
mark the choke plate and carburetor body with a
marking pen to ensure correct reassembly (refer to
Figure 6B-8). Also take note of the choke plate
position in bore, and the position of the choke
lever.
Choke Plate
Marking Pen
Carburetor Body
Figure 6B-8. Marking Choke Plate and
Carburetor Body.
2. Carefully and slowly remove the screws securing
the choke plate to choke shaft. Remove the
choke plate.
3. File off any burrs which may have been left on the
choke shaft when the screws were removed,
Do
this before removing the choke shaft from carbu-
retor body.
4. Rotate the choke shaft until the cutout portion of
shatt is facing the air cleaner mounting surface
(refer to Figure 6B-9).
Place the carburetor body
on workbench with choke side down. Remove the
choke lever/shaft assembly from carburetor body;
the detent ball and spring will drop out.
Air Cleaner
Mounting Surface
Choke Lever/
Shaft Assembly
Cutout Portion
Ot Choke Shaft
Figure 6B-9.
Removing Choke Lever/Shaft.
Cleaning
A
WARNING:
Flammable Solvents!
Carburetor cleaners and Solvents are extremely
flammable. Keep sparks, flames, and other sources
of ignition away from the area. Follow the cleaner
manufacturer's warnings and instructions on its
proper and safe use. Never use gasoline as a
cleaning agent.
All parts should be carefully cleaned using a carbure-
tor cleaner (such as acetone). Be sure all gum depos-
its are removed from the following areas:
Carburetor body and bore; especially the areas
where the throttle plate, choke plate, and shafts
are seated.
е Idle fuel and "off-Idle" ports in carburetor bore,
main Jet, bowl vent, and fuel Inlet seat.
NOTE:
These areas can be cleaned using a
piece of fine wire in addition to cleaners.
Be careful not to enlarge the ports, or
break the cleaning wire within ports. Blow
out all passages with compressed air.
* Float and float hinge.
e Fuel Bowl,
e Throttle plate, choke plate, throttle shaft, and
choke shaft.
NOTE:
Do not submerge the carburetor in cleaner
or solvents when fiber, rubber, or foam
seals or gaskets, or the fuel inlet needle
are installed. The cleaner may damage
these parts.
6B.7
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