yep. it allowsair to enter the tank to take the place of the gas leaving. if it gets plugged up, only so much gas is able to leave and enough vacuum is created to stop gas flow altogether. this in turn causes the engine to lean out and surge before it dies.
Re: Tomos Problem
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| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Tomos ProblemTopic by: Paul Gregory | Paul Gregory | 09/29/04 10:14PM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 09/29/04 10:25PM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Kevin Harrell | Kevin Harrell | 09/30/04 01:50PM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Paul Gregory | Paul Gregory | 09/30/04 05:05PM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 09/30/04 06:29PM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Kevin Harrell | Kevin Harrell | 10/01/04 07:35AM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 10/01/04 08:29AM |
| Re: Tomos ProblemRe: Paul Gregory | Paul Gregory | 10/01/04 11:07PM |
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