Questions & Answers for: Troy-Bilt needle seat

...Needle Valve Seat if Applicable. This is a Flat O-Ring Located in the Inlet Port the Float Needle Rests in. Use a Strong Wire with a Slight Bend to Remove the Old Seat. Sometimes a Small Pocket Screw ...

...it is likely the float, needle and seat. As LeeatCSEb said, It's your float needle and seat not shutting off the flow of gas when your carb bowl is full. Have your needle and seat replaced. ...

...needle and seat. Replace them. Dwain The float could just need adjusted. It may be floating up to high to stop the gas flow correctly. Some carburaters that I have worked on had a small rubber needle ...

...needle and seat aren't working properly to meter the flow of gas. So try a couple of things before dismantling too much if you're not too mechanically inclined. Use Sea Foam or Gummout carb cleaner ...

...needle and seat. if the gas is running through the carb in a 4 stroke make sure you change the oil before trying to start it as you will have gas in the oil thinning out the oil and over filling the ...

...valve off the seat allowing gas to flow all the time. Clean the tank. Clean the trash out of the needle valve/seat. Add a small engine fuel filter between the tank and carb. You should be good to

...seat. Reassemble by placing the needle valve and float back into their rightful places. Check the movement very gently up and down. The closing of the valve takes VERY little pressure and you must ...

How do I stop gasoline? gasoline is pouring out of the carburetor. Float and/or needle valve and seat need to be repaired/replaced.

...I would say the float is stuck down. need to pull the bowl off the carb and inspect for gummed up pieces. If nothing take the float out and inspect needle and seat make sure they are clear of

...needle and seat, drained old fuel and filled with fresh fuel, plenty of fuel thru line to carb if you are using fuel that has alcohol in it, that can cause the float to sink and all the seals to ...