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Any small engine guys here? Snowblower issue
Went out to fire up the snowblower, and it turned over briefly then died. I tried for a bit to start it to no avail. I let it sit for a while and tried again, and now it's leaking fuel from the muffler area - a small spray when I try to start it, and a small pool if I lay the blower back.
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I'd say it's flooded. Did you put fresh gas in?
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You call that a snow blower?
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Yep. Flux Capacitor is out. Need to change it. Pretty costly though
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Gotta be flooded all to hell
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Take out the spark plug, shut off the fuel and crank till it's dry.probably need a new plug though
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Check your fuel line to make sure it's not dry rotted if flooding isn't the issue.
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I suppose I flooded it, though I didn;t think I pushed the wet bulb more than 4 or 5 times over 5 minutes of trying to start it, then let it sit for an hour. It continues to leak gas each time I lay it back. I'd say it's leaked a half dozen tablespoons total.
And yes, it's a little pice of crap, but my dad gave it to me, and we only ever need it maybe once a year. |
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that is the muffler on the bottom right?
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You have a small engine, huh? LMAO
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Well that blows...
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It peed on your garage floor! Rub it's nose in it! |
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Try a shovel, lazy. |
How long has it been since youi fired that thing up?
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