If you mean the air filter, if you have access to an air hose, blow it out,and if it isn't a k&n brand, throw it away and get a new one. If you mean the fuel filter, can't clean them, replace it.
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Fuel filter. Cracked hose from fuel tank to carburetor. bad gas, sludge inside the carburetor stuck float. Clean the carburetor first, then look at the entire fuel path from the tank to the engine.
Float in bottom of carburetor is stuck .remove bowl from bottom of carburetor clean float with it in place with carburetor cleaner put bowl back on test run .check make sure you change oil and filter and replace spark plugs.
There are several ways to do it a. Check carburetor if not clean pump it on the intake if that not solve try to clean it. with Lacquer thinner to dissolve the dirt. b. Check spark plug if some are not working. In checking try to pull one by one the high tension wire and listen if the sound vary if the sound remain when pulling one wire mean you have problem with your spark plug. So replace all spark plug with the same spec. c. or lost compression on cylinder. d Check if you fuel filter if some dirt and replace it. e. Clean your air filter with compressor or replace it f. Check the clearance to the Contact Point it must have 1 mm or .8 mm spacing when not at firing mode ( just like the thin of the hacksaw blade the space of the gap of the contact point.)
Not sure about this particular one but if you don't see it in the fuel line anywhere it may very well be in the carburetor. Simple to change just remove the inlet fuel line from carburetor and then unsrew the filter housing and remove old filter. Clean out housing and install the new filter and inspect the seal for the filter housing for damage. To be safe, perform this with the engine cold.
is your car carburetor type? if yes your carburetor needs a good cleaning and kit replacement. give your car a good tune up as well by replacing spark plugs, air filter and fuel filter...hope this helps....
Check your carburetor and the air filter element. Without the air filter out, you can see gas coming out of the carburetor jets as you let somebody start your engine. Gas must get out of it, if your engine has to start. No gas--- get your carburetor jets cleaned. Then, replace your carburetor. Air filter must be free from sludge, otherwise get a replacement..Get this done, and send in your e-mail.
The mechanic should check the fuel lines or gas hose from the tank going to the carburetor and from carburetor going to the engine. and also check on the first or primary filter ,the secondary filter, the spray nozzle assembly and the carburetor . if there is a dirt it should be cleaned if there is a spare parts that is worn out it should be replace and if there is a corroded parts then clean it also .After it then also check if there is a loose connection of the hose then reconnect the connection of the fuel lines or gas hose should be tighten that it will not spill gas.But still don't forget to check the screws or the bleeder screws of the carburetor check if there is a dirt and if there is a worn out screw's or bleeder screws .if there is then clean it with a clean gas if there is a worn out replace it. the throttle should also be check if it is been stock there fore you have to repair it if worn out already then replace it.If the carburetor is dirty gas can't pass to the engine normally or some times no gas is going to the engine.That is why you should clean it or replace the worn out parts . But then you have also to check the gas that you are using to your car. If the gas is diluted or dirty then it can be the cause of the problem. Change the gas and buy or get a clean gas that is not diluted or dirty because sometimes dirty gas or fuel can give malfunctioning to the carburetor assembly.
Fords are common for this. You can try to replace the choke, spark plugs, and air filter. Clean the carburetor (You can pour transmission fluid in the carburetor to clean it. This will loosen you valves and clean the carburetor. This will cause it to smoke, but it will not last long.) and put fuel cleaner in the gas. Change the fuel filter. In other words do a good tune up. Try NGK spark plugs. Carbureto might also need adjusting.
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