150cc carb overflowing with gas By bmxkillhorse (Read 4,124 times)

[sprocket]

I use STP carb and injector cleaner...I can't get Seafoam easily in Canada...never had a plugged jet ever...

Somebody just emailed me to say SeaFoam is available at Canadian Tire..my favorite store...

Link
www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/3/AutoFluidsChemicals/FuelTreatments/PRDOVR~0387800P/Seafoam+Motor+Treatment.jsp?locale=en

One cap full to a scooter tank...that is great.. MORE is NOT better!

[bcgreatness]

1. sea foam: what sea foam was designed to do is break down the molecular structure of any moisture/water in fuel and the alcohol like additive mixes with the broken down water/foam mix thus turning the water into a combustible solution. i have also seen people put sea foam in their oil before an oil change so they can run it through the motor to get water/moisture build up mixed in with the bad oil, then they drain the oil thus clearing up their oil passageways from water. 2. im not sure about your scoot but on my roketa 150cc, at the end of my carbs drain hose, there is a shut off valve for use in draining fuel when planing on storing bike for long periods of time. the baja 50cc ive been working on has one as well. im not sure if its something only a few of manufactures put on scoots but so far i havent seen a carb drain hose without one. ive inspected about 6 scoots in my area, and even the two 250cc scoots i checked out had them. maybe if your float is good, and the scoot does not run like crap, maybe just put a plug or install a shut off valve to it and be on your way. keep it nice and simple