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  • CalebD
    Afourian MVP
    • May 2007
    • 895

    #16
    An air leak could be as simple as a missing or compromised gasket between carb & manifold. Check carb for any fuel leaks; if fuel can leak out then air can leak in.

    Removing the main passage plug from the carb and collecting the fuel that leaks out often helps burp the carb and get debris out.
    Tartan 27 #328 owner born 1958
    A4 and boat are from 1967

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    • Mo
      Afourian MVP
      • Jun 2007
      • 4468

      #17
      Originally posted by CalebD View Post
      An air leak could be as simple as a missing or compromised gasket between carb & manifold. Check carb for any fuel leaks; if fuel can leak out then air can leak in.
      About 4 or 5 yrs ago I believe I had an air leak around the throttle linkage where it enters the carb. Pretty sure that's where the problem was .. but as I had a new carb on my spare engine I just put that on .... the old one is now lost in the quagmire I call "the garage".
      Mo

      "Odyssey"
      1976 C&C 30 MKI

      The pessimist complains about the wind.
      The optimist expects it to change.
      The realist adjusts the sails.
      ...Sir William Arthur Ward.

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