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Hi all!

Does anyone know of a pocket bike carb that mounts on the spree and will work? Just figured it might be a cheap way for me to replace my bad carb.
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i think not the carb on the pocket bike is alot smaller on most of those this there like weedwacker moters
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no you need an acual spree carb, what wrong wiht your carb, send it to me and ill fix it and for extra cash polish it. ( like shiney polish )
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The problem is that the carbs been soaked in carb fluid for a week, blown out with a air hose and still is not working. It pulls gas but thats it. Doesnt move the gas from the bowl. I think it needs to be hot tanked but I cant find anyone in the GrandRapids area that will do it for me. :(
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send it to me, ill dip it in my dads shops carb cleaner, rubuild it and it wanted ill polish it.
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How much do $$ you need to do that?
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you need to find a thin piece of wire and try clean out all the little passages, just enough to let the carb cleaner get to where it needs to go and do it's job
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Thats what I was thinking. The Honda service guy said there is a port that runs through the housing that is always a problem to get cleaned.
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could it be the flote
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sp00key wrote:could it be the flote
Not sure, anyone know how much a rebuild kit costs?
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85stroka wrote:you need to find a thin piece of wire and try clean out all the little passages, just enough to let the carb cleaner get to where it needs to go and do it's job
I wouldn't do this, I know I'm a newbie next to 85 stroka, but you can really bugger up jets in a hurry by ramming wire through them.

Instead, get the carb cleaner in an aerosol can, and put the straw on the can and force that fluid through the jets until the jets are clean.

You won't risk damaging the jets that way.
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