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December 11th 05, 03:52 AM
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Engine stumble followup
Don't panic if you can feel clearance in the throttle shaft bushings.
Any carb with some time on it will have clearance, and it will feel excessive. I don't of any spec on the allowable clearance, though. Instead try to compare it with some other engines. Expect maybe .010 inch looseness on a worn shaft. 
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