The New Werks B5 .21 Racing Engine
#7071
The bolt is out but are the 2 small pieces that the screw goes through out? If not these will need to be removed another issue you might have is if the pinch bolt was over tightened and causing the insulator to flare out where it was squeezed.
#7072
You can also heat the neck with a heat gun and that will help in two ways -- it will expand the neck a bit and it also makes the plastic material that the carb neck insert is made out of a bit more flexible. I've found that trick really helps. You don't even have to get it super hot to make it slide out easily.
Wayne
Wayne
#7073
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 2,737
I never take the pinch bolt out on the rare occasions I need to remove the carb..
I loosen the bolt about 5mm then push it back in to pop out the other half of the assembly then twist it and pull it out..
I havent used channel locks on a carb before but it CANT be good.
if you having trouble maybe take it to someone at the track who has dont it before and have them give you a hand.
I loosen the bolt about 5mm then push it back in to pop out the other half of the assembly then twist it and pull it out..
I havent used channel locks on a carb before but it CANT be good.
if you having trouble maybe take it to someone at the track who has dont it before and have them give you a hand.
#7075
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 2,737
Werks fuel is just better in everyway.. I am sure somewhere out you way is a distributer???
#7076
Where's Johnson City, NY? I'm a distributor for Werks Fuel in the NY/NJ/PA area. And as always, if you guys are looking for Werks Fuel locally, ask your LHS. If you create the demand, your the customer, they'll try to meet your needs.
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