Re: Need a little carb help
Posted by shinyribs on Feb 16, 2012; 10:17am
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Need-a-little-carb-help-tp3749539p3749714.html
Their tough. It's a great idea to be careful when working on these older machines,but you are on the right path. Just keep rocking them. I have only had mine off twice,but both times i just rocked them straight down. It takes a good bit of muscle but they will eventually just pop right off. Try a little PB Blaster ( or whatever you like) and see if that helps. I feel sorry for the guy whose job it was on the assembly line to shove them things on all day every day.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/Need-a-little-carb-help-tp3749539p3749714.html
Their tough. It's a great idea to be careful when working on these older machines,but you are on the right path. Just keep rocking them. I have only had mine off twice,but both times i just rocked them straight down. It takes a good bit of muscle but they will eventually just pop right off. Try a little PB Blaster ( or whatever you like) and see if that helps. I feel sorry for the guy whose job it was on the assembly line to shove them things on all day every day.
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