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JACQUES
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    side holes allow air to emulsifty the fuel .

    a bigger engine probably needs  more emulsified fuels  hence  the extra hole

    yet parts diagrams  are not clear on the actual amount of holes. 

    the pictures in the  J service manual  seem to show 1 hole  for bigger engines….. maybe  since their vacum pull is stronger   1 hole is ok   while  smaller hp rated engines need more   side holes…. since they have  less  “pull vacum”   on the carb.

    try one hole …see what happens

    theory anyway 🙂

     

     

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