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C500-S30 is hard to start. Carburetor has vacuum diaphragm on end of it and vacuum hose goes to inlet of Carburetor. Can anyone tell me what this part is called.
  • Posted 20 Sep 2022 07:57
  • By William_Few
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  • Kentucky, United States
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It sound like you have a zenith carb but with out picture l am guessing some were steel body that were from factory and some were changed to alliumim body with hose coming out back but they had electric to prime them.hope this helps
  • Posted 20 Sep 2022 12:07
  • By Scott_
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