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ncpetersc · 07-03-2018, 07:02 PM

Okay thanks geezer. I may need to negotiate a free rebuild, or my money back on that carb rebuild. I'd probably rather the latter so someone else could do it.

Also is there any chance the flooding is due to horribly off timing, and not their fault. Or should it not flood even if timing is off? Just wondering if I have a solid case to ask for my money back or something. I'm sure they're not going to just agree with me.

Stupid question time. Which is post #1 relative to the adjustment door? If it's left of it looking from the front, I don't think I could aim it at cyl #1 due to the advance canister.

07-03-2018, 07:02 PM	#41
ncpetersc Registered User Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Fuquay-Varina, NC (Just outside of Raleigh) Posts: 237	Re: Help a NOOB - A continuing saga Okay thanks geezer. I may need to negotiate a free rebuild, or my money back on that carb rebuild. I'd probably rather the latter so someone else could do it. Also is there any chance the flooding is due to horribly off timing, and not their fault. Or should it not flood even if timing is off? Just wondering if I have a solid case to ask for my money back or something. I'm sure they're not going to just agree with me. Stupid question time. Which is post #1 relative to the adjustment door? If it's left of it looking from the front, I don't think I could aim it at cyl #1 due to the advance canister.