Carb rebuild kits

[BigRed77]

Got a 2002 ezgo that I am pretty sure is due for a carb rebuild
Runs great (except for a backfire due to high altitude jet being in it and I'm at a low altitude), but just recently it is hard to start the first time if sitting for like 3 or 4 days
Little shot of starter fluid and it cranks right up and runs flawlessly until it sits for a few days again

As mentioned, I need to install the correct jet, which I have already obtained and been meaning to put in for ohh a year or so
So I figure a full carb rebuild will be worth doing at the same time

So is there rebuild kits out there and which are the good brands

[Timberwolflt]

Not really much of a kit to be had... a good cleaning would probably have you up and running if it’s a carb issue.
You could replace the float needle I guess but if that was bad you’d likely have a flooding issue which you apparently don’t

[BigRed77]

Originally Posted by Timberwolflt

Not really much of a kit to be had... a good cleaning would probably have you up and running if it’s a carb issue.
You could replace the float needle I guess but if that was bad you’d likely have a flooding issue which you apparently don’t

Cool, appreciate it
Wanted to check with the brain trust here before I ended up taking it apart and realize then that I should have bought a kit first

[CP241]

No kits. The bowl gasket is usually the only part that sometimes needs to be replaced. Otherwise everything else is built to last, a good.cleaning and some compressed air and they're good to go. If its REALLY bad, I'll use an ultrasonic cleaner

[trig123]

Like CP241 said about the ultrasonic cleaner is about the only way to clean the nozzle. I never had any luck removing one most of the time they have to be cleaned.

[CP241]

And just to note, you can pick up an ultrasonic cleaner and gallon of parts cleaner for it for half the price of a new carb.

[Timberwolflt]

Originally Posted by trig123

Like CP241 said about the ultrasonic cleaner is about the only way to clean the nozzle. I never had any luck removing one most of the time they have to be cleaned.

Do we know what is the #6 in this diagram you shared?

[Activate]

Originally Posted by Timberwolflt

Do we know what is the #6 in this diagram you shared?

I am having the same question.....

[trig123]

Originally Posted by Timberwolflt

Do we know what is the #6 in this diagram you shared?

Newer style carb which will fit and run just fine, just made a little different. Here is the older models

[Bannerd]

That Gasket alone is a difficult thing to find. I just broke my gasket and will most likely end up getting entire carb build to replace