I just checked my gx160s oil, and it was runny and smelled like gasoline. Whats happening?:huh:
R roadie New member Messages 7 Reaction score 0 Location georgia, usa Aug 9, 2014 #1 I just checked my gx160s oil, and it was runny and smelled like gasoline. Whats happening?
Russ2251 AZUSA:Powered by LAWN-BOY Messages 6,622 Reaction score 43 Location Huntington Station, Long Island, NY Aug 9, 2014 #2 Carb float/needle problem.
R roadie New member Messages 7 Reaction score 0 Location georgia, usa Aug 9, 2014 #3 what does that mean
landuse Moderator Staff member Messages 18,748 Reaction score 522 Location Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Aug 9, 2014 #4 The needle in the carb is not seated properly. You will have to check it out and rectify
Russ2251 AZUSA:Powered by LAWN-BOY Messages 6,622 Reaction score 43 Location Huntington Station, Long Island, NY Aug 9, 2014 #5 Check float for leaks. Recommend removing float and give it a shake to verify that it is not filled with fuel. If everything is correct there is no reason that needle/seat should leak.
Check float for leaks. Recommend removing float and give it a shake to verify that it is not filled with fuel. If everything is correct there is no reason that needle/seat should leak.
Doc Sprocket ********* Messages 15,677 Reaction score 144 Location Ontario, Canada Aug 10, 2014 #6 I concur. Popoff spec for that needle is typically up to 5psi, so there's no way this should be happening, pump or not.
I concur. Popoff spec for that needle is typically up to 5psi, so there's no way this should be happening, pump or not.