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> Two cylinders not firing, And I thought I was doing so well
rhodyguy
post Jun 9 2003, 07:40 AM
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my guess would be your carb is scrap. if the guts were melted chances are the body/ passages are fouled as well.

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Brad and Kevin are probably right. I'll pull her off, and see what I can see...and start looking for another carb.
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