In this video I take apart a carburetor from a ttr225 and show you guys how to clean ANY carburetor without any special tools! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content!
Kevin Bock after studying mechanical engineering at ICUP TECH Institute, I suggest adding music, as it may distract you while you attempt to drive off a cliff
With a carb so dirty you should take out the emulsion tube, which is retained in place by the main jet. Believe me the emulsion tube will be just as dirty as the float bowl and all it's holes will be clogged. To take it out you have to first take off the top plastic cover of the carb, with the vacuum membrane and slider with needle. Then you just push the emulsion tube out from the bottom.
🤩 I have no profecional tool, so, loved the trick, with tiny wire 😀, every second of this video is helpful. Congratulations you better day after day with the video edition. Thanks.
Great video and voice over! Music (if you can call it that) was annoying, distracting, and drained my life force. Keep up the good work and consider less distracting music.
Where does the long black hose that sits above the fuel line inlet on the front of the carb go? I have this same project bike and that hose was already disconnected.
Crazy Man’s Off-Road Toys great question! Both the main and pilot jet are screwed at the way until seated snug. You will be able to adjust the air/fuel ratio externally
@@Bengineer-K ok thank you! wish me luck on cleaning it also are there parts on the bike that i would break if i got the whole bike wet to wash with a rag some soap and a hose?
It’s gonna be the jet you have in it they should sell kits with a couples jets also if you were to add a new pipe or something like that you’ll also have to mess with it if you do that
Best and easy way to clean is just disassemble the parts drop them in gasoline[petro] leave for 1min then using a soft cloth clean the parts and assemble them back. Then thank me later
How common is it for a new carb to have the floats stuck? I swapped a new carb on my 225 and it's pouring fuel out the drain line, even tapped on it and cycled turning on the gas to no avail
dusty fleissner I’ve seen it before, especially with cheaper carbs, also any carb get knocked around during shipping so that may also be a factor. I would take your bowl off and check that they’re are no missing parts ie your float needle, and if everything is good then use a light oil such as wd40 to oil the pin and make sure everything moves freely. Lastly this is very uncommon but possible, the float was manufactured with a pinhole in it and thus the float will not function as it should, hope this sets you down the right path!
