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Old 08-11-2022, 05:29 PM   #16
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If there's no fuel in the bowl, remove the float cover completely and make sure the float can move up and down freely. If it can, I would check the hole in the seat that fuel should run through. I've seen a lot of these clog up with junk. Torch tip cleaners work great for this, but a long pin or needle will work ok as long as the diameter is small enough. Hope this helps!

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