Carby cleaning,internals,and partial dismantling

[bournie]

I have seen a phew posts about this, I have made a how to that only focuses on the internal of the carb not the external

Ok so you havent kept your air filter maintained or just used dirt fuel, bike not running 100%?
So it probably a dirty carby

You will need a phillips head,flat head,and 8mm spanner and preferably and 8mm socket driver and carby cleaner of some sort

remove the carby from the bike

remove the tunnel? that connect the carby to the bike

Undo the bolts on the float bowl and remove it

Now for carby noobs the large golden circuler object in the middle is the main jet and hte smaller one of to the side is the pilot jet and the small golden object in the bowl is called a leak jet
The largw white object is the float, you can adjust the level of the float if your bike is getting to much or not enough fuel in its mix

remove the throtle cable from carb

Remove the needle jet

 

[bournie]

poor some carby cleaner into the float bowl and let it sit

Remove both the jets

Fill a disposable container with carby cleaner, place the jets and carby into the cleaner, make sure it all soaks through the carby,let this and the cleaner in the bowl sit for atleast 15-20minutes

Once done place carby compnents on a clean rag

Spray all components with and air compressor

 

[bournie]

Rebuild the carby and reattach to your bike

DONE!!!!

 

[Nuts 4 50s]

Nice How to.

Im sure that will help some people. Which means less threads on the topic.

+1 for a nice thread.

 

[bournie]

Cheers nuts :coolthumb:

 

[Newbie_Rider]

nice thread mate cheers