How to remove and reinstall the carburetor from a Suzuki DRZ 400 S & SM (Carb removal) 

Straight to the point, quick, concise and awesome quality. Couldn't ask for more, thanks for a great video bud!

Thank you. Your camera shots are so much better than the other videos about this on RU-vid. Cheers.

Camera focusing

Thanks for all the videos man, I bought a 2008 SM for $2700, since its winter I'm taking everything apart and replacing or redoing mostly everything, thanks for the insight.

This is a great video man. It shows exactly what i wanted and you didnt make it sound complicated at all.

never done a carb before. this vid was excellent

Amazing how different it was taking off and jetting my 2020 drz400sm carb. Much less wires and hoses. Guess this bike has had more changes over the years than people realize.

Nice and concise. I have fuel draining out of the black hose, assuming it's a float or needle drama. Thanks for the tips (on pulling the rear airbox hose clear out of the way ) very helpful.

Thank you for the instructional video!

Great video. Awesome camera work.

if you remove the top subframe bolt, and loosen the lower subframe nuts, (with the bike on a stand or jack) you can push the subframe back and that gives you more room for the carb to back out of the front and back boots.

Very helpful and straight to the point! Thanks a ton

Very helpful video man! Thanks a lot!

Thanks very much for this vid. Exactly the right amount of detail. Had my carb off in under 30 minutes with no blood and no profanity.

Awesome video! first time opening my DRZ 400s carb and felt comfortable . I'm also installing the Yamaha rapor pet cock since mine is leaking. The stock ones are shitty.

Tip: just loosen the drain bolt on the bottom of the bowl to drain out excess gas from the carb ;)

Excellent! Thank you.

also have to remove the rearmost muffler bolt from the subframe so that you can move the subframe back...

Wicked video thanks, don’t suppose you can do a video of breaking down the carburettor and cleaning it.

My airbox is ridgid, and did NOT move back easily like that unfortunately... thanks for the vid!