rubber plug or not?

[Guest]

Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's the same pic of a "normal carb that has the plug. Check yours & you will find it looks like this & has a hole running thru the carb body under the pilot jet. This one does not.



Compare this pic to my other pic & you will see the plug I'm talking about.

[Nessism]

Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's the same pic of a "normal carb that has the plug. Check yours & you will find it looks like this & has a hole running thru the carb body under the pilot jet. This one does not.

Compare this pic to my other pic & you will see the plug I'm talking about.

I don't know why one carb has a drilled passage at the base of the tower and the other doesn't. But what does that have to do with the topic at hand?

[Guest]

If it has that drilled passage then it has no hole into the carb body from the pilot jet & therefore (I believe) no rubber plug. And it's all 4 carbs that are this way, not just one.

[Nessism]

As already stated by both Steve and me, the passage which transfers fuel from the main to the pilot is roughly shown in the photo. The drilled/plugged passage that you reference is downstream of the pilot jet.