First gotta know what carburetor you have. That can be based on how many barrels, and what motor serial number is, or sometimes the tag on the carburetor. Then you get a kit for it. Kits include gaskets, needle valve that the float runs to fill the bowl with fuel, replacement check balls and assorted other little parts and pieces. Once in hand you disassemble and make perfectly clean all the inside of the carburetor. Pay particular attention to all the passageways blowing carb cleaner and air through them to be certain they are open. Depending on condition may have to chip and brush away deposits. Reassemble and reinstall. A clean carburetor is the difference between running smoothly and not.