Bear! What do you mean you never heard of a float wrench? I had one once but the wheels came off of it. The only other one in existence was the one I saw at ground zero at a short interrupted nuclear blast. It had a thermal coefficient of 1.85 deg C. Well if you need one and can't find it you can substitute it for a left handed sky hook. Well I'm here to help so talk soon
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so, what do u mean. there arent any? my dad is the one who said we couldnt check the float cuz we didnt have a float wrench? how would i check the hieght without one? what do u mean u can substitue one?

 

You measure float height by setting a 6" or 12" ruler against the flange on the carb where the float bowl mounts to, with the carb upside down. Then measure to the top of the float. Actually it's the bottom of the float since the carb is upside down. The measurment should be 1/2". If you PM me your e-mail address I will send you the page from the manual.

 

I agree 100%. Couldn't have said it better if I tried.

 

...ok?...

 

It's a joke.

 

ohh, ok lol.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

alright, i can finally work on my quad. its sort of hard because my dad gets home late during the week, so we usually do it on the weekend. what was the page in the manual for checking the float level? i looked and i still can find it? i looked under carb, carb schematics, inspecting and cleaning and then there wasnt anything else for the carbs.

 

i just checked the pilot screw-i think i could have found part of the problem!!! it was supposed to be 2 3/4 turns out, it was 7 turns out. lol.

 

i guess that someone before me was d*cking around with the carb.lol.