1994 ducati supersport 900 carburetor removal and cleaning

How to remove and clean the carbs on a 1994 ducati ss 900. It is a very similar procedure for many Ducati's around that year. It should work for years: 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996, 92 93 94 95 96

[@demon-slayer-7188]

Best help i could find

[@blainehale]

Use an impact driver to get those phillips screws out without being destructive. They're very cheap and at any auto store.

[@tryphontournesol427]

Thanks for the tip about the screws.

[@gregkoe60]

Man what a job just to get to carbies.
You got a lot of patiance.🙂

[@kellymichelle9784]

Be sure you turn off the gas at the petcock before you start disconnecting hoses.

[@Thedangeorge2]

Great video thanks. Ultrasonic jewelry cleaners are great for cleaning carb jets (if you know someone who has one).

[@muffman9479]

hi. i have a question one the wiring. i can't seem to find where the two wires grey and black connect. they are on the left side of the cabling. the tips are both green. i don't know if you can help

[@michaelhevezi7273]

I replaced my float screws with stainless hex heads. They are much easier to take off. They are M4 .80 pitch. I'm not sure what the length is, maybe 10? anyhow you can compare yours with the new ones to figure out the length.

[@petewright3952]

There's useful stuff on here but due to the shaking of the camera or phone it's hard to follow what's going on, I know it's difficult to film this sort of thing but the video is hard to watch. I'd advise allen bolts to replace the 'JIS' float bowl screws, cheap and easy to find on ebay. Please don't clean out jets with wire as advised in the video, if you have to stick something through try fishing line.

[@mikes.8603]

Just get a Japanese Industry Standard (JIS) screwdriver set.

[@pleasehelp2446]

Did you have to re sync the carbs after you reattached everything?

[@Handy-Mann]

No I never did, and it's run great

[@pleasehelp2446]

@@Handy-Mann I have the same bike and my left carb is dumping fuel like crazy

[@Handy-Mann]

@@pleasehelp2446 could be a couple of things. You could need a rebuild kit with new gaskets, your float could be stuck, or the drain at the bottom could be loose (if it is try tightening it but be careful not to strip that screw)

[@pleasehelp2446]

@@Handy-Mann it started dumping fuel after someone tried to sit on/steal my bike and dropped it in my parking garage

[@U2Jaime1317]

@@pleasehelp2446 did you get it fixed?

[@hambrgr6283]

Im sold on any carborated bikes cars .