Pull the carb back apart and re-clean it and use some small parts tag wire to help clean the passages and flush/Blow the hell out of it.... That carb should work just fine...
Go have some fun at Bako... Cheers
That might work, it is at least a cheap experiment. I wouldn't be surprised that it didn't work though. I've run across a number of "bad apple" carbs over the years and no amount of cleaning or rebuilding will fix them. Some carbs just don't work right. If the OP's carb didn't work right out of the box then it could just be a bad apple. If it worked okay before clogging up with dirt then is should be easy to flush out. From what the OP said, it sounded more like it was never a good carb.
