Rookie Needs Carb Rebld. Tips
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I am going to be rebuilding the gasket section my carb today, and I have never done this before. The carb is a stock nikki on a stock 84 12A. So if anyone has a helpful hint or two for me it would be much appreciated. Hopefully I'm posting this early enough to a few responses before I get started.
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Take all jets out one at a time
Sprya carb cleaner through them, use something small like a toothpick to clean them, spray with compressed air, put it right back in. Repeat till you do them all 
Watch the float assy and try not to misalign it...
Assembly is reverse of disassembly
Got a haynes manual? It doesnt go into detail on a 84, but show an earlier version which is similar..
Sprya carb cleaner through them, use something small like a toothpick to clean them, spray with compressed air, put it right back in. Repeat till you do them all 
Watch the float assy and try not to misalign it...
Assembly is reverse of disassembly
Got a haynes manual? It doesnt go into detail on a 84, but show an earlier version which is similar..
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Yeah I have a Haynes, even though it's for an earlier model, is the carb basicly the same? If not, could you tell me where the major differences are, and what I should look out for?
Oh 2 things, in the middle of the carb, where the accel pump nozzle is, theres a brass weight and a little tiny check ball, dont lose them, also in the accel pump well there is another weight and ball. Your kit should come with new *****, replace them if it does. Get everything SQUEAKY CLEAN. pretend your operating on your dog.
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Originally posted by pk7tanner
Yeah I have a Haynes, even though it's for an earlier model, is the carb basicly the same? If not, could you tell me where the major differences are, and what I should look out for?
Yeah I have a Haynes, even though it's for an earlier model, is the carb basicly the same? If not, could you tell me where the major differences are, and what I should look out for?
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