matttmoosh2000
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i replaced some fuel lines and filter on my toro trimmer. now it starts and runs. its hard to get started though because its flooding. after i shut the machine off gas keeps dripping from the fuel filter area. do i have too much pressure in the gas tank? do i need to replace the diaphram in the carburetor? i think releasing the pressure from the gas tank makes it stop, but if it heats up or something i dont want to keep finding puddles of gas where i set it down
there is a bend in the new line from the carb to the primer bulb, would restricted flow there cause gas to flow elsewhere?
im thinking its the inlet needle. when i blow into the fuel intake on the carb im pretty sure it isnt holding pressure. its hard to tell because the leak is small and i dont have a pressure testing mechanism. im wondering can i order the inlet needle? can i order another carb? is it worth it?
i bought:
CARBURETOR KIT WALBRO 13263 REPL K20-WYJ
for toro model# 51950
hope i got the right stuff and that it fixes my problem.
is there a good way to identify carbs and their corresponding rebuild kits?
navigating small engine parts is harder to me than i thought it would be. lawnmowers have different models for the engine than the body and so forth...
the carb part number doesnt call it a WYJ carb ...
there is a bend in the new line from the carb to the primer bulb, would restricted flow there cause gas to flow elsewhere?
im thinking its the inlet needle. when i blow into the fuel intake on the carb im pretty sure it isnt holding pressure. its hard to tell because the leak is small and i dont have a pressure testing mechanism. im wondering can i order the inlet needle? can i order another carb? is it worth it?
i bought:
CARBURETOR KIT WALBRO 13263 REPL K20-WYJ
for toro model# 51950
hope i got the right stuff and that it fixes my problem.
is there a good way to identify carbs and their corresponding rebuild kits?
navigating small engine parts is harder to me than i thought it would be. lawnmowers have different models for the engine than the body and so forth...
the carb part number doesnt call it a WYJ carb ...
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