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If you can blow through the fuel inlet and it comes out the float valve seat, there is no blockage. As SoakedKarma stated earlier, that hole is just a vent, and does serve a purpose. If you connected the fuel line to the upper tube, that would cause fuel to come out of that hole. The correct location to attach the fuel line is the lower tube.
 
Yes u guys hit the nail on the head! I had fuel line connected to wrong port. Works and runs great now. Just 2 las issues- I have a vent/ drain tube “T” without a connection. Coming off that same one is this long tube. I convince myself when diving in-“no need to label this stuff you will remember where it goes”. Wish I’d not do that! Any ideas where the line goes and where the empty port on the t belongs?
lots of hose on that line. And the tank is already vented. I shouldn’t connect the t and line together as that would simply form a loop onto itself.
 
While there are a half dozen springs on Rebel carbs I'll assume you are speaking of #12 compression coil spring.
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2nd generation 96-2016 carbs are nearly identical though the vacuum piston is a millimeter larger in diameter than 1st gen vacuum piston.

While I can't say the springs are the same as their part numbers are different it would be worth while imo to use 2nd gen spring as a replacement.
 
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