I need an illustrated parts breakdown for this Carb.

Guess you should have paid attention when taking apart, lol. No actually most rebuild kits come with a good IPB (illustrated parts breakdown) picture.

Go to the Kawasaki site... they have support site: manuals and illustrated parts breakdown schematics. Look there and you'll get it exactly right. I have rebuilt one myself and the schematic helped me find parts and diagnose problems in the carb and mixture.

Check the throttle rod linkage from the trigger and the carb.
Here's a link to the illustrated parts manual, which shows you the breakdown of the machine.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?34l5irc888er1oy

Do not understand what do you mean by this problem post. Provide some more detils please.

www.searspartsdirect.com

dealers have illustrated parts breakdowns. you can also find MOTORS manuals in the reference section of your local library

Go to a dealer and ask the parts guy to show you an illustrated parts breakdown on the car. They do this if you are courteous and patient. Then you will know the name of the part, the manufacturer's part number, dealer price, and how long it takes a mechanic to replace one. Then go buy the part at a part store, do not be surprised if you have to order it and wait a bit. Odd ball parts like that generally are not hanging on the walls. If you plan on keeping the car you may want to search on ebay for a service manual and parts breakdown on CD for the car. You can generally find both for less than the price of a tank of gas,

Unfortunately, Stihl won't release any of their illustrated parts diagrams to anyone except Stihl dealers. The dealers won't release them either. It is possible that the manufacturer of the carb will have a breakdown listed on their site. Stihl primarily uses either zama carbs (www.zamacarb.com) or Walbro carbs (www.walbro.com). Look on the carb for engraved numbers and letters to let you know what series and model to search on. The manufacturer is usually listed either on the bottom diaphragm plate or up on top. Walbro series usually start with a WT, or WA. Zama will usually have a C series (ex. C1U)

Good luck!

Look on ebay for a CD for your car which will be a service manual and an illustrated parts breakdown. If you can not spend 5 bucks then drop by a dealer service department and if you ask nice they often will let you look at their illustrated parts breakdown screen.

You need to rebuild the carburetor. Go to m-and-d.com then parts diagram then illustrated parts online then parts look up then under select OEM select Homelite then do as instructed. You should find the parts you need and hopefully the parts breakdown for the carb. this will help you in the rebuild. If it does not have the parts breakdown for the carb. find what mfg and model carb. it is then go to that site for breakdown.