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I don't think the rubber parts are off of the bike - I have 3 kids so who knows. As far as the carb rebuild I did them myself. I bought the rebuild kits along with the Bing Manual and a 'How To' DVD from Bing. Actually, the rebuild was pretty simple with the step by step in the DVD. Anybody with a modicum of mechanical ability could do it IMHO, with the DVD, a few basic tools, and a gallon of carb/parts cleaner. Now getting the carbs set up, another story - will keep you posted on that one.
Did you remove butterfly & replace oring?
I believe it was a oring, never went that far curious if that is doable with DVD or manual.
Did you remove butterfly & replace oring?
I believe it was a oring, never went that far curious if that is doable with DVD or manual.
I think people are making a mountain out of a mole hill here. Yes, if you don't get the butterfly installed properly, it could be a problem. But, I don't think it's that difficult to do. It takes time and patience. I typically stare at the sky (on a bright day), and keep adjusting the butterfly until I see no or next to no light coming through around the sides. I keep pressure on the butterfly so it won't move, then I install the screws. I check again to make sure that the butterfly didn't move. It's a bit time consuming, but it's pretty straight forward.