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Draining all the gas out to see if maybe some water got in the mix which is making it idle poorly. He’s wanting to mix his own fuel, so he wants to do away with the auto mixer and see if the mix is the problem. I don’t think the mix is the problem, myself but what the customer wants, they get.
Good morning everyone. As the title states I’m wanting to bypass/remove the auto oiler mixer from from this engine. I’ve watched the video for the 1999 model, and my only concern is the arm coming from the bottom carburetor to the oil pump itself. Here are the pictures below.
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