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Hello Mr. Gould! One thing that I thought I’d point out about removing the clutch: if you can’t find the normal tool to remove the clutch, most viewers can find a tool at your local AutoZone, O’Reillys or advanced auto parts called“brake caliber tool” it’s what most mechanics use when they are trying to twist in the plunger on most modern hydraulic brakes now! It’s also what I used to remove my clutch!

Perfect instructions

That 3d printer model is insane. Amazing work.

Awesome vid man. Thank you for taking the time to make this! You rock!

great video and the parts you made are excellent visual effects. thank you for the better understanding of this style carburetor.

Bonjour je voudrai savoir si vous avez un lien pour le boîtier ODB merci

Wonderful video! The colors of the models make it very visually clear what’s happening and your explanations of the differences were great

Great work Jay. Keep it up.

AMAZING!!!❤

Do you know if this sensor part the same for 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 Manual Shift Transmission and Automatic Shift Transmission? Most all of the videos are for automatics and the sensors say for automatics not manual. How do you find the sensor for the manual shift? Thank you

I tried an aftermarket from Napa doorman brand. It did not fix my inspection failure. I bought an oe. It worked and I passed.

Thank you buckets !

There is no luck with this chainsaw. Done the same job. Piston is scored again after some time. Air filtering element (let's call this air filter) gets squized into intake while engine is working allowing wood chips from sawing to enter in combustion chamber. So this saw is badly designed from start there is no way to fix this with new filter or even bigger filter. Please don't throw money in this saw, put her in trash where she belongs. Add some money and buy stihl or husqvarna, echo or some good brand.😂

The BEST(!) video description EVER of how these small 2 cycle carbs work. Thank You very much for all your hard work, (and many hours of 3d printing)

Did you design these 3D models? Great instructional video, good job!

The one that starts at 7:19 is a great visual representation of over-engineering. Wondering if there is any advantage gained with the added complexity, noise, friction, etc..

Whats the second to last one called?

Whats also amazing about this tutorial is not one person has said anything negative,and you know theirs alwys gonna be one clown that will find something to bitch about .thsank you Mr Gould your really something !!

Very informative! Thanks!

This is the best chainsaw vid I've ever seen. Sure wish I had found this one before wasting all that time. THANK you.

using charts and graphs 😂😂😂😂

terrible video 🤡

Top notch video, thank you for sharing!

What a friend, a question, I bought the mini lathe but it arrived without cutting tools, without a drill bit, do you know of any page that handles them?

Good explanation.👏👏👏👍

Great timing! My lathe will arrive via Fed Ex in about 2 hours.

Nice work.!

Absolutely wonderful presentation.

You're the best, thank you!

Thank you for this amazing video ! Looking forward to the video with the planetary gears !

You are an incredible teacher. Thank you so much.

I could learn trigonometry from this person. And I barely got through general math in high school lol. I think this must be the best video I've ever seen on CZcams wahlboro should buy those from you and they could get rid of their entire customer service department. All they would need would be stock of rebuild kits And proprietary tools and the videographer should get a cut every time it gets clicked. LOL

Thank you

I’m not gonna lie I’ve all the videos I have looked up about changing the radiator in my 2001 Dodge ram is the most educational one I’ve ever watched how he explained. The transmission line was perfect all the other videos which you say snap it off they didn’t say nothing about special tools or what kind of tools you need. This guy did a hell of a job on this video.

wow what an effort jou put into making this video thank you very much .

I get that this is god knows how long ago at this point but the surface quality and stringing are giving me an aneurysm

WTF. Your awesome

What an incredible demonstration! Thank you for sharing your expertise and your time. Wishing you long life and good health. GD.

Great video! Well explained and shown.

Jay, I have a question. I think the one thing you didn't mention is the return/exit hole. Is the vacuum of the fuel tank and lid valve supposed to prevent the fuel from flowing back into the carb ? I don't get what keeps the return line from constantly delivering fuel to the carb. The metering side pulls the fuel in from the pump side, but the return hole is also there in the same chamber recess that feeds the nozzle check valve, and the nozzle check valve allows fuel to flow into the venturi. I just don't see why the carb should stop the backflow of fuel from the return line. That's wrong of course, but i just don't see the mechanism to prevent it...

Awesome video!

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Just had this issue pop up and your video told me everything I needed to know. Thank you so much.

thats a hell of alot of work you did on this, quite amazing. Its a brilliant design.

Wow! Thanks for a wonderful lesson. A lot of effort was given for this detailed informative video.

Nice work. I always refresh my brain on carbies as there's a lot going on in such a small area

That's amazing, I've worked on many of this style carburetor before but never fully understood how it worked and now it is crystal clear. This also explains why they can be so fussy and why they are so hard to clean out when they get gummed up. Are the 3D files available somewhere? I kind of want a giant novelty carburetor on my shelf. Love the fact that you even printed giant screws to hold it together.

Would you mind if I promote this video on my channel? Everyone needs to see this! 👍

Walbro should pay you for this video and your 3D carb!

You have gone to unbelievable lengths to demonstrate the principle of this carburetor. I take my hat off to you. You are a real engineer sir !!!