i have a 1967 evinrude 5hp outboard i have basically taken the thing apart from head to toe and replaced everything new. New head gasket, carb rebuild, water pump and lower unit seals, cleaned the entire cooling system which was apparently non-functional prior to me getting the motor. I am having trouble with the carb. I have replaced the needle, float, all gaskets, the low speed packing, the fuel pump, all the rubber hosing the works. I got a high speed orifice which was originally not on the motor to begin with, what was on there prior to my tinkering was a plug or bolt with a gasket. I screwd in the high speed orifice and put the lower unit in a trash can full of water. I primed it choked the motor, and gave it a couple of pulls. i noticed that gas was coming out of the high speed orifice where there used to be a plug. do all motors have this high speed orifice, or do some of them just have a plug which was originally on the engine. Another problem i an having is that the points are not lining up, they are kind of off set like 2 coins stacked on top of each other, but one is hanging off the side. Any suggestions?<br /><br />Evinrude motor components:<br />Actual human blood<br />Sweat<br />tears<br />and about $250 in new parts