super1c
Super Moderator
Anyone thinking of not cleaning their carbs this year think twice. I just finnished work on my viper in aug and cleaned the carbs before putting it away for the summer. I debated on if i should clean them or not seeing they were just cleaned in aug. Well im glad i did. They looked like i never touched them. Not sure if it was the gas or what but all 3 pilot's were pluged and the little bit of gas that must have been left after cleaning looked like brown water. Not sure where the leftover gas came from, maybe vent lines? But i'm glad I cleaned again. The half hour of my time probably saved me a new engine.
phazerBILL
New member
Never had a problem, If I took my carbs off then Im probably garunteed to f*** something up. Been running BP Premium every year with stable (overdose of course) and starting every month.
tntmax
Member
Cleaning the carbs is so easy, and it gives you a piece of mind that you are getting the best performance out of your motor....
jasonlmrx
New member
cleaning carbs is so easy unbelivable and it works great i do it evry 3 months while riding. and i do it before and after summer storing and start my sled 2 times a month and let idle for 15 minuts.
Works great never had a proble with it! always starts second pull cold or warm ALWAYS SECOND PULL!
haha
Thanks Jason
Works great never had a proble with it! always starts second pull cold or warm ALWAYS SECOND PULL!
hahaThanks Jason
phazerBILL
New member
So many parts, cables, needles, floats, jets, screws, boots, clamps, gaskets and settings. It seems so overwelming. Especially with more than one carb. I can clean a simple carb like a 78 Honda Enduro bike, but sleds just seem so packed in there.
jasonlmrx
New member
the first time is always the worst haha i learnt by taking them apart for fun and rebuilding them my father always showed me simple stuff like that comes with practice and a few good helping people and some prints
haha Jason.
comes with practice and a few good helping people and some prints haha Jason.