Cleaning the carbs 2: Difference between revisions
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*You can reach the main jet more easily than the pilot, but they have the same sized screwdriver slot. This makes it a good candidate for figuring out what tool to use on the pilot. | *You can reach the main jet more easily than the pilot, but they have the same sized screwdriver slot. This makes it a good candidate for figuring out what tool to use on the pilot. | ||
*You need to hold the emulsion tube still with | *You need to hold the emulsion tube still with an 8mm wrench in order to get the jet out of it. | ||
*Remove the emulsion tube and look through the holes in the sides against sunlight to make sure they are clean. Clean the same as the pilot jets (see below). | *Remove the emulsion tube and look through the holes in the sides against sunlight to make sure they are clean. Clean the same as the pilot jets (see below). | ||
*When reinstalling the emulsion tube, not all the threads will be hidden in the carb body. That is normal; do not over-tighten. | *When reinstalling the emulsion tube, not all the threads will be hidden in the carb body. That is normal; do not over-tighten. | ||