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#102073 olskool (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 73 Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   This may have been suggested in the pass...if so my bad. This is how I removed mine, and thought it may be easier. 1 I had removed the tank....because I did the AIS removal first 2. I took the 2 bolts out that hold the fuel pump assembly on and removed the choke cable and fuel line from the pump. 3. I unplugged the wiring (TPS and carb heater) that goes to the carb at the harness (had to cut a wire tie so have one handy). 4 When I removed the carb it came out has an assembly, with wiring, fuel line and choke cable still attached, and there was nothing was in the way when I did the jetting. 5.Just reverse the process for the reinstall. To me it was a lot easier than unplugging the TPS at the carb...they are fragile anyhow along with the carb heater. Thats my story and i am sticking to it!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #102080 Blackroadie (User) If it ain't broke, You ain't ridin' hard enuf ! Platinum Boarder Posts: 1816 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   I never unplug that TPS at the carb anyway..big trouble. You are thinkin' out of the box.   Logged     2004 Midnite Silverado   The administrator has disabled public write access. #102121 Curt (User) Never to old to ride! Platinum Boarder Posts: 3028 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Always have done mine that way, you don't want to mess with TPS that would mean more adjusting. Thus my 15 minute rejet.   Logged     Black Ice is Shinny, Black Ice is Deadly, Ya Wanna Ride My BlackIce?   The administrator has disabled public write access. #102124 Musky (Moderator) Doc took Grams beer Moderator Posts: 13085 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Hey olskool That's a good tip Thanks for posting it. If you need to mess with your jetting again and if you put the allen head bolts in the float bowl you don't need to take the carb off. You can do everything with the carb on the bike. Another way of doing it anywho. And you shouldn't take the TPS off the carb. Bad things happen   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #102129 pistolpete (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 94 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Musky if you put the allen head bolts in the float bowl What size and length are these bolts? I'm going to get into tuning th carb and want to be prepared. Thanks,   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #102133 Musky (Moderator) Doc took Grams beer Moderator Posts: 13085 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Can't tell you the size. They came with my BAK. Just take one out and take it with you to the hardware store and match it up.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #102226 ratl (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 169 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Musky wrote: Can't tell you the size. They came with my BAK. Just take one out and take it with you to the hardware store and match it up. Pistol, if you still have the stock airbox, I recommend you also replace the phillips head screw Yamaha used to tighten the air cleaner clamp to the carb with a metric hex head instead. When you're getting in and out of the carb a lot, I found it to be a lot easier.   Logged     Black is faster? White is faster? Both must be faster together!!!   The administrator has disabled public write access. #102234 pistolpete (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 94 Re:Easy Carb Removal 4 Months ago   Ratl: Thanks, I'll make the change. Someone on another board answered the screws are M4 x 10 mm long. I especially like the tip from olskool. Cuz I know it's going to take a few tries to get the jetting correct, and this TIP makes it a lot easier.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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