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that's how I have it will have to make sure it's not damaged now thanks guys

 

Wipe some spit on the inside of that rubber before you try stuffing the carb in. I use a slight twisting motion back and forth as I'm pushing the carb on.

 

It's easy for that seal to "roll up" a little bit, reducing the inside diameter. The first time I reinstalled my carb it looked fine, but wasn't fully seated. As I pushed the carb into place, the seal moved out of place. Make sure the seal is fully tight against the manifold.

 

were you able to get the carb installed?

 

haven't got a sec to get down their to work on it I work over night so the only free time I really have is on the weekend I was planning on going down their on monday and cleaning the seal out real good and giving it a try I will get back to u then thanks freedom rider

 

A little bit of dish soap to lube the seal works . I've never had much trouble with these but when the fit seems tight the soap trick works , it doesn't take much

 

 

Are the head breather bolts out.?

 

Argh Argh argh...........

 

OK ... I'll ask … why are you thinking the breather bolts was have an effect?