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sounds like a good plan to me- ive had trouble with those stripped screw heads too- sometimes heat works- but not very safe to use a blow torch on a carb cause of the gas...1 point
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I agree with you Jacob. As soon as I’m able to get the last stripped screw out of fuel bowl of oem carb I plan to go through it and rebuild it. I mainly got the aftermarket one for the throttle cable cover and the throttle adjuster (they were missing from oem one when I bought it). No way would I toss the oem carb.1 point
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When you describe the issue as being at 1/4 throttle only it kind of rules out spark in my mind and I keep going back to thinking something's up with the carb transitioning from idle circuit to main jet.1 point
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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F222707939483 This relay would work. I’ve attached some images of it along with the wiring. You would have to buy a few connectors. They are called “steak on’s” four females. 3 of them for 14 gauge wire and one for 10 gauge wore.
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