71XS1B Carbs Seals02 Use the washer as a fulcrum while levering the opposite bottom end of the seal. The washer keeps the screwdriver from reseating
71XS1B Carbs Slides 02 The diaphragms were sealed with spray Plasti-dip on bottom. A few years exposure to gasohol and carb cleaner bubbled the seal
71XS1B Carbs Slides 01 Diaphragms are original, old, cracks forming around lips. But they have no leaks.
71XS1B Carbs Seals03 Throttle shaft seal removed from its seat.
71XS1B Carbs Seals02 Use the washer as a fulcrum while levering the opposite bottom end of the seal. The washer keeps the screwdriver from reseating
71XS1B Carbs Seals01 Removal of throttle shaft seals is easier if done with a small screwdriver and flat washer. Thin the screwdriver blade as neces
71XS1B Carbs Screws04 Apply firm downward pressure while carefully unscrewing the broken screw.
71XS1B Carbs Screws03 A high-quality/hardened, T6 torx screwdriver bit, with its slightly tapered profile and sharp splines, is an excellent easy-out
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71XS1B Carbs Seals02 Use the washer as a fulcrum while levering the opposite bottom end of the seal. The washer keeps the screwdriver from reseating

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