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    Gs450 Leakage from ports

    Hi, I got a GS450 for a really good price. I had to re-jet it to get it running right, because the person i got it from put on pods and straight pipes. I jetted it a little rich, but it still ran fine. But randomly it's been leaking gas out of the Ports when I turn the petcock on. I've tried everything, cleaning the jets, adjusting the floats, cleaned and inspected pretty much everything, but it still leaks like a stuck pig.

    Anyone got any ideas what the culprit may be?

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    Replace the petcock and float needles. Make sure your floats don't have any holes in them making them less buoyant.

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