Carburetor conundrum. New ebay carb doesn't have low speed

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Plasticmotif

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Before hopping up my 1990 CRESB 20 HP motor by boring out the intake, I had been on the hunt for a 30 HP carb. Seems like I had been looking for ages.

I got one in the mail today that I purchased on Ebay. The listing stated that it was a from a 1991 30 HP evinrude.

Well, I get it today and it doesn't match up with any 30 HP carbs from 1991. It doesn't have a low speed idle screw. It doesn't have a primer solenoid attachment on the float bowl.

So, what did I get?

Will it work with my motor?

How would I adjust the fuel air?

Pictures:
https://i.imgur.com/Zrw3CWT.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/kkNbbJr.jpg
 
[url=https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=329441#p329441 said:
Plasticmotif » 43 minutes ago[/url]"]Before hopping up my 1990 CRESB 20 HP motor by boring out the intake, I had been on the hunt for a 30 HP carb. Seems like I had been looking for ages.

I got one in the mail today that I purchased on Ebay. The listing stated that it was a from a 1991 30 HP evinrude.

Well, I get it today and it doesn't match up with any 30 HP carbs from 1991. It doesn't have a low speed idle screw. It doesn't have a primer solenoid attachment on the float bowl.

So, what did I get?

Will it work with my motor?

How would I adjust the fuel air?

Pictures:
https://i.imgur.com/Zrw3CWT.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/kkNbbJr.jpg

Looks to be a late 80s carb, just like on my '88 30 hp Johnson.
The slow speed idle needle is adjusted with the black knob.
This carb is setup for a manual primer.
All you need is the bowl to mount the electric primer solenoid.
I think the bowl from your old carb should fit?

edit: One thing I just noticed is the orifice plugs (#22) are different between the 20,25 and 30 hp.
So you should do a little research before swapping bowls. Sorry, but I'm not an expert here.

https://www.marineengine.com/parts/johnson-evinrude-parts.php?year=1990&hp=20&model=E20CRESB&manufacturer=Evinrude&section=Carburetor

jasper
 
I've got the manual primer.

I just can't find a carb that doesn't have the normal screw in brass fitting for low speed idle.

I'll throw it on and try it out.

edit: I figured it out. It's an 88, not a 91. The low speed idle is set on the top orifice plug location on other years!
 

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