So I went back to an April post from user jlspaeky7, a how to on carb cleaning....the thing is I don't know where the needle clip is just so I'll know for future reference how I'm currently setup....or if I have to take notice of how many turns in/out the other things are besides the pilot (idle) jet.
I haven't touched any of that yet or taken the bottom four screws out because I had initially though TORS wasn't hooked up but it is....so the big spring that goes in the top of the carb and the throttle cable is still connected to the quad with the long needle (needle jet?) attached also..... :-/ I did notice the slide inside the top of the carb seems gunked up because it wasn't real smooth sliding up/down.
All I've done to this point is spray the outside of the carb with WD40, I assumed this would repel dirt and sh*t from sticking all over it. My buddy was saying he wasn't even sure if it matters and you could use WD40 to clean the carb or starter fluid, but I didn't chance it and picked up some carb cleaner. I'd like to get whatever numbers on the needles/jets written down so I'll know for future reference...also pulled the reed cage and will go out now with a mirror to see if I can see the piston.
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I know I'm not good at articulating these thoughts/questions, but any thoughts (quickly) are welcome. I want to get the carb cleaned up good but don't want to screw but don't want to screw up by removing the main jet and then tighten too much or not enough, etc.
I haven't touched any of that yet or taken the bottom four screws out because I had initially though TORS wasn't hooked up but it is....so the big spring that goes in the top of the carb and the throttle cable is still connected to the quad with the long needle (needle jet?) attached also..... :-/ I did notice the slide inside the top of the carb seems gunked up because it wasn't real smooth sliding up/down.
All I've done to this point is spray the outside of the carb with WD40, I assumed this would repel dirt and sh*t from sticking all over it. My buddy was saying he wasn't even sure if it matters and you could use WD40 to clean the carb or starter fluid, but I didn't chance it and picked up some carb cleaner. I'd like to get whatever numbers on the needles/jets written down so I'll know for future reference...also pulled the reed cage and will go out now with a mirror to see if I can see the piston.
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I know I'm not good at articulating these thoughts/questions, but any thoughts (quickly) are welcome. I want to get the carb cleaned up good but don't want to screw but don't want to screw up by removing the main jet and then tighten too much or not enough, etc.