beatupchevy answered 6 years ago
sounds like the float/needle aren't doing their thing , you could pull just the top plate and see , lots of little details in a carb. it's not rocket science but a bit like brain surgery , buy new or farm the job out if you're not into it
I have replaced the Carb two times and still get the same result. Sorry, but thank you for the input.
I think you are getting poor quality rebuilt carburetors. Look for a better source.
Starts and runs fine until idling toward a stop or idling going down hill. Carb floods with gas and I have to wait awhile to get it restarted. Any ideas?
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