As I examining variously,this Bandit carburetor,it seems to be cursed.
\nThere is also the word “Bandit disease”.<\/p>\n
Oh, my god!<\/p>\n
I will clean up the disassembled carburetor and use new parts to assemble it.
\nI made packings and jets inside the float a brand new item.
\nBecause diaphragm was not torn, I reuse it.
\nSince the needle had a little something like deterioration gasoline + some of the blue and green one,I polished with No. 1500 sandpaper.<\/p>\n
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The new packing has elasticity.<\/p>\n
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Just before finishing the assembly.
\nI found that packing of the drain of the float was cut.<\/p>\n
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I do not like to order genuine parts and wait, so I looked for something I could substitute.<\/p>\n
I decided to process the crimped terminal.
\nAt the moment of drilling through the first one,It became crumpled.It is a failure.
\nBut I succeeded with the second one.
\nThere is no leak.Copper is great.<\/p>\n
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Because the drain bolt is also rusted, I thought about passing the dice of M6 x P 1.0, but the pitch is different.
\nIt is probably M6’s P0.8 or P0.5 details.So I decided to rub with a wire brush.<\/p>\n
After that,I took the tuning.<\/p>\n