Carburetor fuel fitting leaks are a common problem. A leaking fuel inlet fitting is dangerous on both automotive and marine carburetors. O-ring repair fittings can stop the leaking fuel without ever having to take the carburetor off the engine.
This article was published on Thursday 27 March, 2014.
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