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Originally Posted by China Rider 27
Definitely sounds fuel delivery. Check see if something is holding float open little. take hose attached to fuel intake and blow air into it while closing the float to see if it seals. Remove the needle seat see if something preventing needle seating. I would clean out all carburetor passages with spray cleaner and air if I could.
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It looks to me that your problem is a sinking float. I have seen this problem before on Rotax airplane engines and it dawned on me this could be the case? Inspect that float closely. I know it's frustrating too deal with this problem but again it's pointing towards a sinking float? What's the float made out of and can you remove it to see if it's is saturated or partially saturated? Again trying to help.
