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  1. 08-09-2014, 08:05 PM #1
    D.Ehinger
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    Question on cleaning Webers

    Hi.. Well I dove into one set of my Webers to see if cleaning them would solve my rough running condition. I have a few questions. Can this gasket as pictured be re-used? Most things I read tell me to put all new gaskets in. I'm going to order the rebuild kits but I wonder if I can get away with using this for the time being. Second question. The picture below has a grub screw for the main venturi. These screws are wire tied. I'm not sure why. Also this one is actually loose. I can move it a little. Is that normal?

    Thanks for any comments.
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