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    CBR900rr v carb cleaning?

    Hi I was going use petrol to soak carbs in.honda say not
    Use caustic based carb cleaner
    what do u use . Just got
    home compressor.
    Thanks in advance

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    I have noticed that Yamaha carb cleaner has had very good reviews over the years. No Idea if you can get it or even find a Yamaha dealer in NZ .......

    Supercheap is bound to have a can of XXXXX brand carb cleaner!

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    Thanks allan

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    super creep do have a reasonable can of carb cleaner...i think about 13$...bought some last week...if you strip all the fragile rubbery bits out and spray clean or soak the jets and bowls before cleaning up with something less chronic you should be sweet...
    and careful with the cleaner, your air compressor and your eyeballs...it freakin hurts like a bastard when you catch a stray drip bro...
    good luk

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    Quote Originally Posted by Theantidote View Post
    super creep do have a reasonable can of carb cleaner...i think about 13$...bought some last week...if you strip all the fragile rubbery bits out and spray clean or soak the jets and bowls before cleaning up with something less chronic you should be sweet...
    and careful with the cleaner, your air compressor and your eyeballs...it freakin hurts like a bastard when you catch a stray drip bro...
    good luk
    Thanks yes i probley still get myself in the eyes i had suffric acid dilluted in the eyes at
    work . bleach . u name it hehe

    i usally just soak jets in petrol done that holes blocked on in each main jet at the end .
    done that , do i have to take cv diaprams rather not. as save cost new seals.

    i never found cracked one yet but dont want damage them with compressed air.
    i usally just blow the carbs with me gob.. but never had bike that didnt idle so assume

    need smething bit more . i be tempted soak whole thing as submerged , but dont have

    big enough contanier not going to seprate them. any tips be good.

    as i said i cleaned xl 100 , xr 200 carbs just not multi cylinder jobs.

    thes have plasic slides so something be carefull of not damaging .

    thanks for your help guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by actungbaby View Post
    Hi I was going use petrol to soak carbs in.honda say not
    Use caustic based carb cleaner
    what do u use . Just got
    home compressor.
    Thanks in advance
    bro just chuck a handful of VERY FINE sand in the airbox, it'll slowly draw through your carbs, like sandblasting the inside of your engine but Heaps easier.

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    The cleaner PineSol works well, just soak 'em over night
    Carb cleaner and compressed air works well
    Ultrasonic cleaning is best

    Use a magnifying glass to check your jets etc when re-assembling and make sure your hands are clean.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Yes hear ya about clean hands.
    got hose missing ,(keep clean )
    From intake top carbs cv part.
    so whould taken dirt from there.
    I lost little orings that go pilot
    jets guy honda seemed think,not
    availble. assembled tops today.
    going finish put floats in etc.
    I try 2 1/4 turns for
    Carbs .Yes left throtte slide seats in sprayed blasted. Got,bit
    my eyes hehe. Uncle passed away yesterday so good take
    Mind of things bloody cancer.
    forgot to add springs in cv chamber opps .think use soap
    get bloody things back on bike.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    bro just chuck a handful of VERY FINE sand in the airbox, it'll slowly draw through your carbs, like sandblasting the inside of your engine but Heaps easier.
    Good then some petrol tank.
    works treat on vt 250 con rod bearings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by actungbaby View Post
    Good then some petrol tank.
    works treat on vt 250 con rod bearings.
    Heard race teams do that.
    port and polish hehe.
    Banana peel diff too

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    Dude, please put some goggles on when blowing out stuff you have been soaking in cleaner or petrol. Thank you.
    For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him. Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.

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    hei bro
    what year is your vt500...???
    i used to have one back in the early to mid 90's...i did a 1/4 of a million on that thing and it just wanted to do more...friggin loved every second of it...
    good luk with your carbs...

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    I think I have some orings for the pilot screws somewhere

    If you're having problems with the diaphragms seating, use something to hold the slide up a little to take the tension off the rubber
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
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    Stick your finger up it, the carb throat that is. And hold the slide up a little bit while you put the cap back on.
    For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him. Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unstuck View Post
    Stick your finger up it, the carb throat that is. And hold the slide up a little bit while you put the cap back on.
    okay i will i promise good advice . trying find carb kit online any ideas

    my model is honda cbr 900 rr v 1997 is this a sc 33 ? see the call the 98 that too

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