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Old 03-26-2011, 11:50 AM
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Hi guys, I recently tried to take the carburetor out of my axial .32rr1 but it wont come out. I did take out the screw that holds it in. it did come out at one time because i had to flip it around to go on my revo. Any ideas on how to get it out. Thanks
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Unless you sealed the carb when you flipped it around, there shouldn't be anything holding it except maybe dried fuel/oil mix. Try wetting the joint where the carb goes into the crankcase with some fuel, let it soak a few min and try rotating to get it moving rather than pulling straight up.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
Unless you sealed the carb when you flipped it around, there shouldn't be anything holding it except maybe dried fuel/oil mix. Try wetting the joint where the carb goes into the crankcase with some fuel, let it soak a few min and try rotating to get it moving rather than pulling straight up.
I already tried that.
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No luck then, guess you have a stuck carb. Next step would be to use pliers wrapped in a rag.
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Have you tried to take it apart. I wonder if the idle setting screw is to tight.
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Stick the engine/carb in the freezer for a couple hours, then pop the carb out. That's the only way I can get the carb out of my Axial .32
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