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HOW TO Remove & Clean Fixed JET on Snowblower Carburetor

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HOW TO Remove Fixed JET on Snowblower Carburetor. Tecumseh Engine 8-10.5 hp. If your engine is "surging" up and down it could be that this jet is dirty.
These have a non-adjustable carburetor. You can however adjust the speed of the Idle with the small torx screw on top of the carb.

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  • whats the advantages or disadvantages of a non adjustable carburetor? thanks

  • @MrBikercat advantages are you don't need to adjust it

  • I just wanted to thank you for providing this video. I was able to fix my snow blower by watching this. It was only run when full choke was applied. After cleaning the Jet the thing works perfect. Thanks a lot!

  • @dotNetSkillz ur welcome

  • Great video! All of your videos are excellent. Can you explain the rationale for taking off the wheel? I have Craftsman and the wheels are bolted on. I can get to the fixed jet with a wrench. If I were to remove only the jet, would the float stay in the carb?

  • @vgs8606 taking off the wheel is just to make it easier for some. the float will stay on if u only remove the jet

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  • Cleaning the fixed jet bolt holes worked ..... and my snowblower started fine. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and the video! ....... Mike

  • Hey Donyboy73!

    Just wanted to thankyou for a great video! I have a snowblower that is about 12 years old, and has been running rough (surging),and was about to take it in for repairs. I watched your video,and did exactly what you did, and now it works like new again!

    Just wanted to say thanks....for making my life a little easier!

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  • Hi i love you videos. My bolt holding the carb up is messed. The nut's head broke off and the screw is still stuck in the hole. how do i get it out!?

    pleaseee help man!

  • Hi Don, I can't find the carb bowl with fuel dump hole part number anywhere on the web, can you help ?

  • Super. My snowblower would only run with the choke on half. The valve didn't seem cogged but once reassembled the blower works perfect. Thanks!

  • I have a Sears Craftsman 11.5hp and initially looking like it's the same setup in the carb. My snow blower only only works with choke on after winter storage. For several years I left the gas in my blower with no problems in the spring. This year Irving revealed they are putting Ethanol in their regular gas which I was using. I let the blower almost run out of gas and replaced with their middle grade of gas. Didn't know I should drain the carb.

  • Just wanted to let you that your video was excellent! I have watched many other videos about how to clean the jet holes but you were the first to suggest using a thread of wire brush to clean the jet holes.

    Thanks again!

  • I really appreciate your help! This was my first attempt at working on a carburetor and your video helped me get my parents snowblower up and running.

    Much thanks from Maryland, USA.

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