rocketman
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can a petcock valve let to much fuel through, also this is a great site for info thank u all :thanks:
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No, no way it can let too much through.
Are you having flooding problems?
Are you having flooding problems?
rocketman
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thank u
moved to General Shop Talk.
You started this in the new member forum rocket. :music2:
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You started this in the new member forum rocket. :music2:
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stay with it it probably is carbs .... :mrgreen:
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Well now....it depends on if it is flowing fuel with it turned off....THAT would be allowing too much thru. They can/do sometimes leak, or not fully seat, and allow fuel thru when turned off...which can flood the carbs/engine while parked. I think mine is doing that, but haven't gotten around to actually checking. :wave:
The fuel still has to go thru the pump.
The fuel still has to go thru the pump.
