Semi handy looking to amaze my 10yo

RuralGiant88

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Hello,

I picked up a beautiful dingo with a 5 hp Subaru and I’m looking to get this kart up and running. I’ve had it for a week and I’m realizing I need to clean this carburetor. Is there any information on how to do this for Subaru e13 engines? I’ve looked online and I guess these engines aren’t very popular. I’m thinking about taking it to the local mower guy because I don’t have any experience. For the same cost I could probably install a predator but I’d hate to do that.F6BB4764-E643-4726-9DAD-B432BE1948FB.png If anyone could help me out I’d really appreciate it.
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RG
 

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BaconBitRacing

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Hello and welcome! The reason the Subaru engines aren’t popular is the astronomical parts prices. Cleaning carbs isn’t that hard, look up a YouTube video of any generic lawnmower.
 

RuralGiant88

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I can’t believe it but I cleaned that carb and it’s running. I want to thank everyone for the motivation need to order helmets so we can get riding videos to follow. It was surprisingly easy. I took it all apart, poked it all out with tiny brushes and it started after 3 pulls. I don’t know what to say. Videos to follow!!! Yeah Subaru E17.
 

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See what a little confidence can do. Great job dad. Now you really have Amazed him. You fixed it. Heck with the blue tooth. BUY yourself a mini bike.
That way if he does get into a situation, you are right there with him. That's what I did with a whole group of Grandkids. It has worked out well. BTW, your wife will probably be happier if you are right there close by.
 

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To ensure a thorough cleaning I soak the carb in Chem-Dip for 24hrs, poke all holes with a guitar string ( stiff enough but flexible ) and use compress air to blow them out. Do not soak the diaphragms, O rings, gaskets or plastic parts.

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