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    outbdnut2
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      Success! After much difficulty getting the idle carb passages squeeky- clean, and replacing the low speed needle "bearing" that I didn’t know existed before being helped out by you guys, this 1977 9.9 Johnson idles down for back-trolling perfect. The only thing not working is the broklen parts associated with the minimum idle speed knob on the side, but my friend can live fine without that. Yeah I put in the rest of the stuff in the carb kit too, just because I had it. I got by without removing the lead shot. Had to remove/replace the mixing chamber welch plug, but that was no big deal.

      Thanks for all the help!
      Dave

      #60574
      fleetwin
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        US Member - 2 Years

        COOL!
        I’m glad it worked out finally, and I think we all learned a lot!

        #60643
        joesnuffy
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          Great Job!! I am glad you got it finished.

          Joe

          #60665
          PugetSoundBoater
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            Glad to hear you got it running well with a good idle. A good thread and like Fleetwin said ,we learned a lot.
            Wondering how many of you remove the lead shot when rebuilding a carb. The lead shot is not included in the kit,so it is not a standard procedure to clean out under there,even though it is addressed in the manuals.

            "Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
            Robbie Robertson

            #60667
            outbdnut2
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              So far, I’ve never had to remove lead shot, and only had to remove welch plugs two or three times now that I can remember. This carb had a big welch plug I removed over the mixing chamber. To set the new one in, I put a 5/16" socket wrench on it and tapped it with a hammer – it worked great!. I had the bowl and float off, and set it on an open vise with the bottom side edges on thin pieces of wood.

              Dave

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