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Don
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    Fleetwin – what is the special tool I need to remove that fixed jet?  In the video on the carb rebuild, he seems to just unscrew it.

    The OMC special tool part number is 317002 for the fixed jet screwdriver.  Going in there with a regular screwdriver will bung up the threads, damage the jet, and introduce more debris into the carburetor.   So, I would agree that trying to clean it out while still installed is better than trying to take it out with a regular screwdriver and making more of a mess.   Just spraying carburetor cleaner in there probably isn’t going to solve the issue.  Like I say, I have used a felt pipe cleaner on fixed jets on the larger engines, but am guessing the opening on your jet is way too small for most pipe cleaners.  The OMC tool is a must for anyone serious about this hobby who collects OMC outboards, as is the OMC flywheel puller.

    But, once again, let’s back up.  Have you taken the carb apart?  If not, let’s do the simple things I mentioned in a previous post before ripping into this carb.  Don