Avoid this common and easy mistake to make when servicing and repairing these carburetors found on many small engines. These include, but are not limited to Honda, Stihl, Husqvarna and echo machines as well as many other manufactures as well! They’re on both 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines of all different sizes and this one mistake will stop them all running correctly! This short video will save you time, money and frustration when repairing your engines at home!

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00:00 Small engine carburetor rebuild
00:30 Inside a carburetor metering chamber
00:55 How does a carburetor work?
01:24 How to adjust a metering lever
03:14 How do you raise a metering lever?
03:21 How do you lower a metering lever?
04:35 Metering diaphragm are they all the same?
04:58 File the metering diaphragm nipple to adjust its height
05:19 How to adjust a 2 stroke carburetor

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