MOTORCYCLE CARBURETOR
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Minor modification to improve the 1987 Honda XR600R's starting and low-end characteristics. DIRT RIDER #91 Jun 1990 pg. 12
Use zip-ties to compress the spring when working on the carburetor. DIRT RIDER #96 Nov 1990 pg. 26
Tip on installing a two-way carburetor vent tube to prevent fuel starvation problems. DIRT RIDER #118 Sep 1992 pg. 11
Tip on rerouting carburetor vent tubes to prevent engine bog after landings from big jumps. DIRT RIDER #126 May 1993 pg. 40
Facilitate removal of an XR carburetor by working while the engine is warm. DIRT RIDER #135 Feb 1994 pg. 31
Tip on using inexpensive aquarium air hose in place of carburetor vent hose. DIRT RIDER #140 Jul 1994 pg. 102
Tip on tool for cleaning carburetor jets. DIRT RIDER #156 Nov 1995 pg. 142
Inexpensive carburetor vent system is made from plastic hose and T-connectors. DIRT RIDER #157 Dec 1995 pg. 224
Fifteen carburetor set-up and jetting tips. DIRT RIDER #160 Mar 1996 pg. 93
Tip on making a customized carburetor needle. DIRT RIDER #165 Aug 1996 pg. 131
Mathematical formula for calculating the correct jet size based on altitude and temperature. DIRT RIDER #166 Sep 1996 pg. 137
Carburetor synchronization to generate identical airflow through all carbs at any given throttle setting. MOTORCYCLIST #1126 Feb 1991 pg. 62
Tip on improvising the special vacuum adapter needed to synchronize the carburetors on Honda motorcycles. MOTORCYCLIST #1145 Sep 1992 pg. 10
Tip on curing a stuck float valve. MOTORCYCLIST #1168 Aug 1994 pg. 96
Special spring maintenance section. (1) Carburetor cleaning. (2) Fuel tank de-rusting. (3) Battery care. MOTORCYCLIST #1189 May 1996 pg. 82
Tip on disassembling and cleaning a carburetor using hot vegetable oil. MOTORCYCLIST #1198 Feb 1997 pg. 88
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