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kmeyer New Member Total Posts : 1 Scores: 0 Reward points: 0 Joined: 2020/07/02 08:18:48 Status: offline 2020/07/04 09:43:01 (permalink) 0 Consistent flooding Hi all, I've been having trouble starting my poulan P3416. It's getting spark, it's got compression, and it's getting fuel. Too much fuel, after a couple of pulls on the rope, it's gets flooded immediately, in fact there's fuel mix spraying out the exhaust. Has anyone had any experience with this before? If so, can you give me some guidance? Thanks. Quote #1 1 Reply Related Threads
Roy Moderator Total Posts : 1203 Scores: 23 Reward points: 1 Joined: 2016/07/27 22:51:23 Location: British Columbia Status: offline Re: Consistent flooding 2020/07/04 11:11:31 (permalink) 0 The inlet needle is not sealing or the metering lever is not adjusted correctly. Time to overhaul or if you are not up to that replace the carburetor, they are not expensive. Quote #2

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Consistent flooding

Hi all,
I've been having trouble starting my poulan P3416. It's getting spark, it's got compression, and it's getting fuel. Too much fuel, after a couple of pulls on the rope, it's gets flooded immediately, in fact there's fuel mix spraying out the exhaust.
Has anyone had any experience with this before? If so, can you give me some guidance?
Thanks.

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Re: Consistent flooding 2020/07/04 11:11:31 (permalink)

The inlet needle is not sealing or the metering lever is not adjusted correctly. Time to overhaul or if you are not up to that replace the carburetor, they are not expensive.

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