Is rubber plug needed

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Tdstaverlyga

Discussion Starter · Sep 27, 2017

Trx350TE 2006. In process of doing a carburetor cleaning and there's no rubber plug inside the bottom of the unit. Is it needed? Will it cause gas to leak out the overflow? Thanks

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303hunter

· #6 · Sep 29, 2017

shadetree said:
yes, you need that rubber plug !.

What is the purpose of the plug?

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303hunter

· #8 · Sep 29, 2017

shadetree said:
303hunter said:

shadetree said:

yes, you need that rubber plug !.

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What is the purpose of the plug?

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it stops the flow from the jet on the side, if you look below the plug, with out the plug, fuel would bypass the jet.

Thank you sir, I learn something new every day!

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