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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me in this quick Aba Ula Motovlog episode as I demonstrate how to clean the carburetor of a Suzuki DRZ400. In just 2 minutes, learn the essential steps to ensure your motorcycle performs at its best for the new riding season. This concise tutorial will help you maintain your DRZ400's carburetor with ease.
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Helping out a friend, this is the video I needed 👍🏽👍🏽
So glad! 🙌
Curious - is carb cleaner strong enough to erode the float bowl gasket? im waiting on a replacement but after doing a deep clean, with the gasket still in, the carb bowl leaked once i put it all back together.
Yes, carb cleaner can be strong enough to erode the float bowl gasket. It's recommended to remove all gaskets before using carb cleaner to prevent damage. Since you've already cleaned it with the gasket in place, that might be why the carb bowl is leaking. Hopefully, the replacement gasket will solve the issue!
Helpful video. Was it just the 1 gasket that you replaced?
its lower gasket part number: 13258-04F00
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/oem-schematic/62 number 25 on this schema
yep, it failed me when I was traveling in Turkey
Do you have to replace that gasket ? Forgive my ignorance I’m new at this 🙏🏼💪🏼
@@tylerlupercio256No, it is not mandatory, you can use old one if it is in good condition :)
@@oadamia Appreciate your help 💪🏼🔥