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02-17-07, 03:17 PM

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Help with AC jets!

Ok, my carb (OER 45) has wrong AC jets. Think is, I believe them to be pressed in, and I NEED them changed... I would rather not use plyers for fear of scratches. any suggestions? Pics in a minute

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02-17-07, 03:32 PM

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02-18-07, 09:24 AM

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They just pull apart. Use some thin rubber material between the plies and the emulsion tube/jets if your affraid of damaging the parts, they are rather soft.

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02-18-07, 01:15 PM

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They just pull apart. Use some thin rubber material between the plies and the emulsion tube/jets if your affraid of damaging the parts, they are rather soft.

Yeah, thats what I ended up doing last night. those were a PITA! no way they would just pull apart, it was like they were glued in.

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