I bought a new carburetor for my Honda water pump and replaced the normal jet with one recommended for high altitude use. At 6300 feet the engine was running too rich and was fouling up the spark plug. I will keep the original carb for use at lower altitudes. Replacing the jet was easy, just a couple of screws to loosen, break it open,
... Read more pop out the original, and replace it with a jet with a smaller orifice.
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(VIN_FZCV-6000001_to_FZCV-9999999)_WW_3.gif "Part Location Diagram of 99101-ZM5-0330 Honda Jet - #33 - Carburetor No.")
(VIN_FZCV-6000001_to_FZCV-9999999)_WW_3.gif "Part Location Diagram of 99101-ZM5-0330 Honda Jet - #33 - Carburetor No.")
