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03-31-2014, 10:43 AM
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Anyone know where to get a bushing for my throttle arm?
After doing some work this weekend on my 1450, I found I have one thing left to fix (among others that will crop up I'm sure
 ). The throttle arm on my carb is loose allowing a poor seal. After doing some online searching, I found it to be a bad bushing. My problem is, I haven't been able to find a place to buy a new bushing. Many people seem to be aware of the problem but don't post where to get the part, just "replace with a new bushing". I did a little "test" someone suggested and sprayed some carb cleaner at the base of the shaft while it was running at idle and sure enough, the engine bogged down. Another symptom is my idle (fuel) adjust screw basically does nothing. I've had this carb apart when I got it and cleaned it up good before winter (I tried to start it and let it run for a bit every couple weeks during the winter so it didn't just sit), blew air through the passages, and even did that again yesterday to be sure; still no good. It runs fine at WOT, runs good with a load on the engine, idle is just a bit rough and like I said, I'm not able to adjust idle fuel really.So my question is are you guys familiar with this problem? Where would I get a new bushing for this carb?
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