ONE OF SEVERAL REASONS
1) TRASH IN THE NEEDLE AND SEAT. OR THE NEEDLE AND SEAT IS IS DAMAGED IN SOME WAY (THIS IS SORTA LIKE THE VALVE THAT THE FLOATS "OPEN AND CLOSE" TO KEEP THE BOWL AT A PRECISE FUEL LEVEL)
2) THE FLOATS ARE STUCK IN THE DOWN POSITION--ALLOWING THE BOWLS TO CONTINUE TO FILL, 'TILL THEY CAN'T HOLD NO MORE. THIS CAN ALSO HAPPEN IF THE CARB HAS BEEN IMPROPERLY RE-BUILT OR TAKEN APART AND REASSEMBLED INCORRECTLY. POSSIBLY THE FLOAT IS ADJUSTED TO HIGH
3) FUEL PRESSURE IS TOO GREAT---IT OVER POWERS THE NEEDLE AND SEAT (AND FLOAT TOO). BASICALLY THE NEEDLE AND SEAT ARE FORCED APART AND FUEL FLOWS IN UNABLE FOR THE FLOAT TO CLOSE IT OFF. CARBS USUALLY REQUIRE 5 PSI OR LESS OF FUEL PRESSURE TO FUNCTION CORRECTLY. SOME PEOPLE TRY TO BE "HIGH SPEED-LOW DRAG" AND INSTALL HIGHER PRESSURE ELECTRIC FUEL PUMPS ON THERE FUEL SYSTEM. THIS IS THE RESULT
YOUR TURN
THE MEDIC
Monday, January 21st, 2013 AT 4:10 PM
