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The Hitachi uses gaskets that act as insulators. Do not scrape the aluminum body with a steel screwdriver. Use a plastic razor blade. Spray penetrating oil (WD-40 or PB Blaster) into the vacuum passages first to dissolve old fuel varnish.
Use a precisely fitting flat-head screwdriver. These jets are soft brass. Apply heat (a heat gun, not a torch) to the carb body for 15 seconds. The aluminum expands faster than the brass, allowing the jets to unscrew without stripping.
By following this exclusive guide—using JIS screwdrivers, understanding the progressive secondary, respecting the electric choke, and using a vacuum gauge for final tuning—you will turn a rough-idling, gas-smelling relic into a smooth, responsive powerplant.
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