Carb carb and more carbs...
#1
Original problem - gas pouring out vent tubes - fix - new float needle and seat
New problem (maybe) - while breaking down carb and cleaning in there and replacing the above. One of the things I removed (foolishly) was item #'s 17,18,19 & 20 from the IPB located at this link CARBURETOR - 2005 Bombardier DS 650/DS 650 X
My question - defiantly appears to be an adjustable part - how many turns is required? I pray the answer its not adjustable based on how it runs and you would need to test run the quad after reassembling - then have to get back into the carb to readjust based on those findings.
ps. my ds manual is next on the list
Thanks,
Bill
New problem (maybe) - while breaking down carb and cleaning in there and replacing the above. One of the things I removed (foolishly) was item #'s 17,18,19 & 20 from the IPB located at this link CARBURETOR - 2005 Bombardier DS 650/DS 650 X
My question - defiantly appears to be an adjustable part - how many turns is required? I pray the answer its not adjustable based on how it runs and you would need to test run the quad after reassembling - then have to get back into the carb to readjust based on those findings.
ps. my ds manual is next on the list
Thanks,
Bill
#3
With the bike warm and at idle adjust this screw out until the motor stumbles then back in until it smooths out. Like stated above you should be somewhere between 2 and 2 1/2 turns out from the bottom. You will be able to achieve stuble turning in and out so right in between the two is where you want it.
After you find that sweet spot adjust your idle speed and your good.
After you find that sweet spot adjust your idle speed and your good.
#4
With the bike warm and at idle adjust this screw out until the motor stumbles then back in until it smooths out. Like stated above you should be somewhere between 2 and 2 1/2 turns out from the bottom. You will be able to achieve stuble turning in and out so right in between the two is where you want it.
After you find that sweet spot adjust your idle speed and your good.
After you find that sweet spot adjust your idle speed and your good.
#5
the parts you put in the post are idle mixture parts, an i have never seen them inside the carb looking at the bottom of the carb in front of the bowls there should be a place for them, on most carbs i have worked it like a tube that they screw into
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