Can't remove float pins
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Oh dude get another set, If you're like me and don't have money to throw around then a **** set of corroded carbs are far more trouble than they're worth..
Unless you have a big ultrasound cleaner or have a buddy with one then that's gonna be at least £80, then there's the new float that looks as if its melted, rebuild kits arent cheap, snapped idle jet and the general state of these carbs.
I have tried this approach before and they are just on and off the damn bike so many times you will be pulling your hair out, trust me... at a guess you would be putting down almost £200 anyway!
You can get a decent set from a breaker or parts you can put together for possibly sub £100, ebay, facache marketplace etc.
Just my two cents!
Danny
Unless you have a big ultrasound cleaner or have a buddy with one then that's gonna be at least £80, then there's the new float that looks as if its melted, rebuild kits arent cheap, snapped idle jet and the general state of these carbs.
I have tried this approach before and they are just on and off the damn bike so many times you will be pulling your hair out, trust me... at a guess you would be putting down almost £200 anyway!
You can get a decent set from a breaker or parts you can put together for possibly sub £100, ebay, facache marketplace etc.
Just my two cents!
Danny
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