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Float valve seat not secured in body RC36/2
airwalk replied to RC36B's topic in Third and Fourth Generation VFR's
Replace carb or fiddle with slightly larger cross sectioned o rings on seat, looks from pic like it has one around it. or might be able to “peen” into body with a punch mark (dimple) in 3 or 4 places on edge of hole it sits in. Best is replacing carb tho -
Same for mine, vfr only tho(‘96)
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may enjoy a new good battery, sounds like you might not have enough current for strong ignition, just enough to sorta operate starter & other loads
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Another RC36.1 Restoration
airwalk replied to Gebruiker's topic in Third and Fourth Generation VFR's
if you research further youll find that most opinions have the dielectric as an insulator while oxgard is a conductor, to add confusion consider this.. which is more christian, catholic or protestant? i choose to believe oxgard is the least wrong choice..... -
Another RC36.1 Restoration
airwalk replied to Gebruiker's topic in Third and Fourth Generation VFR's
oxgard, better idea than s/g, found in elec dept of local "home depot" type store, or even in the mom n pop style hdwre if ya have such a thing -
Front likely more worn than rear, best replace both & chain. Look 4 "hook" profile on surface of teeth chain pulls against when accelerating, if they're mildly worn on that surface it's sometimes possible to turn them over & use the other ramp
