Are you sure that's where the leak is? Try sealing up that plug with sealer, then fill the float bowl and watch it. I'm guessing it's more likely a gasket in that general area. Just my 2 cents . . .
Unfortunately yes Spanky. Rather it was a gasket. With the engine running I can see it weeping out of the center of whatever that is. Their is another one in the same location on the opposite side but it's not leaking. Thing is why do they both appear to be drilled? Carb is new so it must of been done at the factory. Hopefully I can get that question answered by calling the tech line on monday.
Good call on the lead shot Lincolnut & 2o2f. Didn't think of that. I think what I'm going to try is a bit of JBWELD to seal it off. If that doesn't work I'll pull the carb and try the lead shot.
You can simply replace the leaking plug. They just press in like a freeze plug. You might be able to expand the existing one with a drift or the like.Are you sure that's where the leak is? Try sealing up that plug with sealer, then fill the float bowl and watch it. I'm guessing it's more likely a gasket in that general area. Just my 2 cents . . .
Good luck on getting an answer from the Mfgr.
I had the same issue several years ago with fuel leak. I did remove carb where the leak was at top. Cleaned area with carb cleaner, put a piece of masking tape over the hole, cut out area to repair. Used JB Weld and never had a problem since.
You can simply replace the leaking plug. They just press in like a freeze plug. You might be able to expand the existing one with a drift or the like.
It's pot- metal , I wouldn't want to beat on it too hard ....... warranty??
I can come up if you are going to cruise for some chicks !!!So I'm batching it for a week and want the car drivable.
I can come up if you are going to cruise for some chicks !!!