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  • Briggs & Stratton vanguard 16hp twine help please

    Hi guys
    Finally got to to work on my maxII , it starts ok, ticks over ok , but when Erving up it dies, but will rev up with choke on🤔any ideas , one of the jets blocked?
    And does anyone have a video of cleaning one of these carbs? Never done a Briggs carb, only Honda ect
    Any help would be great.
    Thanks Richie .

  • #2
    Dirt carb. Generally anytime the choke improves the issue its a fuel delivery issue. They are very easy to clean. Pop the top of the carb off and you might be surprised what you find.
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    • #3
      Probably a dirty carb. Pulling the carburetor requires removing the engine shroud. Easiest way I’ve found to effectively clean it without taking it off- You’ll need a 10mm wrench, a Phillips head, a small flat head and a straw. Take the air filter out, the 5 10mm bolts out, and pull the air cleaner base off.. Remove the 4 Phillips head screws to the top of the carb. Remove the carb top and set it to the side. Carefully remove the float (don’t want to lose the needle) and set it to the side. Clean the tip of the needle. There is one removable brass jet, take it out with the flat head and clean it with a torch tip cleaner, pin, or whatever you have handy. Take your straw and blow through the top holes in the carb (watch your eyes). Look at the bottom of the carb bowl, if there’s floating grit, then carefully use the straw to suck the gas out of the bottom of the carb to take away the material.

      Might be worth your time to pull the gas inlet line, and run a pipe cleaner down the nipple. If that’s full of trash, you’ll continually trash out your carb.
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      • #4
        Thanks guys, I thought it must be, just never done a Briggs carb, was running fine till parked up for a long while ��due to house move and lots of diy ������thanks again ��

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        • #5
          Originally posted by wiggy View Post
          Thanks guys, I thought it must be, just never done a Briggs carb, was running fine till parked up for a long while ��due to house move and lots of diy ������thanks again ��
          A quick and easy method to try. Remove the air cleaner lower assembly then fire the machine up. Rev the engine is much as it will go and slap your hand down over the carb inlet. You want it to almost stall then remove your hand. It should belch a bunch of black smoke. Then get back to running okay. Do this two or three times and you may pull whatever debris is in a jet out. Takes a little practice to learn how to do it without stalling the engine. If it does stall just let it dry out for a few minutes and refire
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          • #6
            I use a pipet to clean the carb got hickups to many times

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            • #7
              a baby medacine sarenge works great also

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              • #8
                Hi guys
                Just cleaning the card, taken the top of the carb off and look green - blue fuel, been parked up for a bit this one, how the heck do you get at that 2nd bolt at the base of the carb? 🥺do you need the take that v part that goes to both cylinders?
                Gonna give it a good cleanwhen I get the dam thing off 🤔
                Thanks Richie

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                • #9
                  Sorted jet blocked ������thanks for your help guys ������

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