소개
Originally will be part of the Valve Inspection and Adjustment Guide but would be useful as a standalone guide.
When I first saw the carburetor it was a daunting looking task to me. But after doing it once I can get it off within minutes, and so can you!
Reasons you might want to take the carbs off
1: You need to replace either the front or rear head cylinder
2: You want to rebuild your carburetor
3: You want/need to clean the carbs
4: Easier time working on the valves.
Note: You can buy an impact driver kit for the JIP head bits. I personally would do it by hand but the choice is yours!
필요한 것
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If you have frame covers below your seat, remove them by removing the 4 mm allen bolts holding them on. Use a 4 mm allen wrench to turn the screws counter-clockwise until they come off.
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Once the frame covers are off, remove the 4 mm allen seat bolts on both sides of the seat. Use the 4 mm allen wrench to turn the screws counter-clockwise until they come off.
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Lift the front of the seat, then pull it off the frame.
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There will be two hoses connected on the rear left side of the air box. There will be two clips that will hold these hoses to the air box. These will allow all the excess oil to collect in a small spong-like section. After this is disconnected slowly pull the air box from the carburator
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Slowly pull this out, this allows the vacuum to pull the necessary amount of gas from the tank into the carbs. As we will completely remove the carburetor from the motorcycle.
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Before pulling the carbs off loosen the clamps on both the front and rear. Use your JIP-4 Screwdriver
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Slowly pull from the top "gold" handle towards you. Do this from the opposite side of where you are pulling. You will need to use some strength but not a lot. This should easily disconnect the carb from the head
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Start by grabbing your JIP-4 screwdriver and slowly removing the screws. If they have never been touched before they can be hard to remove. Try your best not to strip these. After you are done with the first slowly pull the cable out of the carburator "body". Repeat the same caution for the second choke cable
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Loosen the throttle cable nuts until they can be removed completely
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Afterwards pull the cables out, you may need to use the screwdriver to push them out completely
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Congratulations. You can now take out the carb completely of the motorcycle!
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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