And another fix is those new bicycle tire patches that just press on
with no glue or fuss. You can even trim and shape them for those hard
to plug holes.
Bud
Andrew Mace wrote:
>
> On Sun, 2 May 1999 levilevi@home.com wrote:
>
> > Sounds like you may have a leaking diaphragm in the rear carb...
> > you can try dabbing a bit of silicone (get the gas
> > resistant kind) on the hole and hope it holds....
>
> Another good "emergency" fix is a small piece of plastic electrical tape
> (not the cloth stuff). I've had such a repair last several days or more
> on a daily driver GT6+ (years ago).
>
> --Andy
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