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carbureator issues

The needle valve could be stuck?
Dirt in the needle?

Is it running and gas coming out?
Motor? Hp? more info?????????????????????
You rebuild? New parts?? More info???????????
 
needle valve worn out. If the float is adjusted correct the float valve should be stopping the flow of gas once bowl is full, but if you still have gas coming out the front of the carb it isn't working, or not adjusted correctly, and this is if the motor is running.
 
i have ordered new needle valves and floats, so i hope this will solve my problems thank all of you for answering my thread.
 
A pic of the needle?
Depending on the style??(rubber tipped) it could be the tip has rotted off??
Or if the tip is solid? The rubber in the seat could be bad?
Look in the seat and check for damage.

Most times the parts don't need to be replaced just a good cleaning.

When you get the new needle, compare it to the old and make sure they are the same.

It reallllly helps if we know what we're working on???

Chrysler made about gazillion different carbs and motors.
Being able to reference a parts diagram helps?
One pic can help too.

Some of the carbs the seat isn't removable?
 
Mark Warner said:
needle valve worn out. If the float is adjusted correct the float valve should be stopping the flow of gas once bowl is full, but if you still have gas coming out the front of the carb it isn't working, or not adjusted correctly, and this is if the motor is running.
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this is a 1989 force 125, 1251x9b. the parts diagram shows new needle valve and seats as a kit. if this fixes my problems i will post it. thank you for your help.
 
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