I would remove the in line fuel filter and replace it with a new one, they only cost a few dollars for a generic one, so it won't break the bank.
Then I would cut the old filter in half lengthways to examine the inside for any dirt or debris..
If the old filter is clogged it's a fair bet that the tank needs flushing and that the carbs need stripping and overhauling, if the old fuel filter is clean, take a look at the air filter.
John.
Then I would cut the old filter in half lengthways to examine the inside for any dirt or debris..
If the old filter is clogged it's a fair bet that the tank needs flushing and that the carbs need stripping and overhauling, if the old fuel filter is clean, take a look at the air filter.
John.
