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Re: Sears Gamefisher 9.9

Posted by Tailgunner on June 25, 2003 at 11:48:01:
Mike, usually you will get a new needle and seat , this is basically a new idle screw and the seat it fits into. a diaphram if your carb has one and sometimes new jets, gaskets etc.Depending on the model of your particular motor, the parts are either available from Chrysler/force/Mercury dealers, or your local napa auto parts store. NAPA will have to order parts. Many independant shops also keep parts for these motors.Rebuilding the carb simplified, consists of taking the carb apart. soaking it overnight in carb cleaner. and cleaning all the jet passages and fuel ports with a small stiff wire and compressed air and reassembling the carb with new parts. I will help all that I can through email. Iam away from the computer for days at a time as I travel quite abit on business. I will reply as soon as I read your post or get the email. Good luck,Tailgunner