Complete Marvel Schebler Carburetor Rebuild Guide

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we take on the task of rebuilding a Marvel Schebler carburetor from start to finish.
Marvel Schebler carburetors have been a staple in the aviation and agricultural industries for decades, known for their reliability and performance. However, like any mechanical component, they require periodic maintenance and rebuilding to ensure optimal function.
Join us as we demonstrate the step-by-step process of rebuilding a Marvel Schebler carburetor. From disassembly and inspection to cleaning, reassembly, and adjustment, we cover it all to help you tackle your own rebuild project with confidence.
Whether you're a seasoned mechanic looking to refresh your skills or a DIY enthusiast eager to learn, this video provides valuable insights and practical tips for rebuilding a Marvel Schebler carburetor.
Stay tuned as we continue to explore carburetor maintenance, tuning, and troubleshooting. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content focused on Marvel Schebler rebuilds and other mechanical topics!
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[@knuckle47]

So my guess is that you are rebuilding the new Chinese copy as a lesson in Marvel Schebler carb work? Love your work on the ‘56 T-bird carb and several others including the Aisan FJ40 too! 👏👏👏

[@camerondow4184]

I'm working on a TSX-363 and no matter how many times I clean out the carb and all the jets, I can't get any fuel past the bowl. Floats have been adjusted within spec, and the entire fuel system has been cleaned and replaced new. Is it possible with these TSX models to take something like a TSX-33 and change out all the jets and internals to what is in the TSX-363? I cleaned the carb with acetone and Im guessing theres a deposit somewhere under the main jet thats causing a blockage.

[@MikesCarburetor]

Changing jets to another number would take a detailed build sheet for each carburetor. Unlikely to find such a thing. I would start by squirting spray carb cleaner through each passage to make sure they are clear. Also are you sure the float bowl is filling up. A new needle often sticks closed. Wiping off with mineral spirits might help that.

[@jdsvette123]

quest rebuilt mine and was running. when I filled up the gas tank for some reason will nor start now and have noticed a little gas spitting out the air intake of the carb som time when I stop cranking. I know very odd filling the tank Change.

[@MikesCarburetor]

I would guess filling the tank stirred up dirt off the bottom and sent it to the carburetor. Dirt got into the needle & seat and now causes flooding. Try blowing some air into the fuel inlet. That might jar loose any dirt.