1. • Replacement jet - 125-130 for sea level, 112.5 for 5000 ft. and up.
   

1. • #1 and # 2 phillips screwdrivers
   

1. • L shaped phillips screwdriver
   

1. • Flat blade screwdriver or short powerbit to remove and replace the jet
   

1. • Small needle nose vise grips to clamp on and remove stubborn phillips screws
   

1. • 4 replacement screws (M4-.70 x 10mm Stainless steel socket cap screws) order extra in case of loss
   

Acquire and/or make the following tools for reassembly and future changes:

Plug for large rubber tube hole (older models) in case to prevent loss of parts into engine cavity

Various Balldrivers and power bits as illustrated

Tiny reversing ratchet for Power bits

Procedure for initial removal

Turn off the gas. Remove the plastic side covers below the seat on both sides of the bike. Some models you may need to remove the seat for better access.

You’ll need to loosen the carb from the engine boot and air cleaner manifold, remove all the hoses and rotate it out to the left side so that you can get a phillips head screwdriver perpendicular to the screws to get them out.

The next time you need to change jets it will not be necessary to remove the side panels, seat, or loosen the carb. With socket cap screws and the tools illustrated here, you can remove and replace the carb bowl and jets anywhere in 15 minutes or less.

A word of caution:

For some unknown reason, the float sometimes sticks upon reassembly of the carb. Before you declare your change finished, turn on the gas and check for over

flow through the tiny plastic tube coming out of the bowl. Take a short spin around the block and check it again. If it overflows, loosen the four socket cap screws holding the bowl and wiggle it before retightening. Repeat until the overflow stops.

Stainless Hex Cap screws are available from our eBay Store, $5.00 for one dozen.

Questions? Comments? Something to add?

Call bierdo at 800-522-6257 or 407-957-5517

or eMail: danoaks (at) mac.com

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