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hi
i took my carb apart to clean and a ball bearing and triangle piece fell out along with the pump nozzel. not sure of where it belongs circled in red in pic does it go where i have it circled in blue and in that order
That's the check valve and the weight for the eccelerator pump track, the ball goes it first and the weight goes on top of it.
It's purpose of these 2 parts is to keep the track full so you don't get a hesitation when you crack the throttle.
In your picture it's called the check valve, just drop them back in the hole, ball first and the weight on top of it.
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