Particularly for a Yamaha Blaster carb.

 

you need to take one apart?

 

First off do a search, blaster-carb lots of info. If you don't find what your looking for I would try posting under the Yamaha thread. Later

 

No.
I need know about replacing the carb.
But, I have been told the reason mine wont run is that the jets are ate up and that I will have to replace the carb, and I just didn't know ATV's "ate up" the jets.
Thanks

 

unless that power hungry blaster some how wiggled the main jet loose then sucked it back up, out the seat, through the needle and into the motor id say you have a valid argument.

 

Its doubtful the jets are ate up. They could be a little worn or plugged. They are meant to be replaced, so the carb body doesnt have to be.
Albas show the whole carb for 163, albas, but thats the extreme route. Try replacing the jets first, and giving the passageways a good cleaning. That should cost a max of 20 bucks, for jets and supplies.
Heres a guide for cleaning the carb.
carb clean
carb
jetting

 

The jet kit is just $20.00 at a cycle shop?

 

What year Blaster?

 

My son is not sure, but it is an older Blaster.
We cant find the # anywhere on the frame, so that we can identify this thing.
Should I be looking somewhere else for the #?
Thanks