Part 2
This is a detailed video of cleaning the carburetor of a 2015 Yamaha TTR50 including disassembly and explanation. Process covered applies to virtually all carburetors but the details will be different.
When diagnosing the bike after a no-start issue I went through 4 steps (in Part 1) to get the bike running right again. Hopefully the detail in the video gives you the confidence to work on the carburetor yourself! It doesn't take many tools but I do outline what you need to do the job.
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Contents:
Intro- 00:00
Tools Needed- 00:18
Safety First/ Fuel Switch- 00:57
Getting to the Carb- 02:00
Nasty Ports- 03:00
Removing The Carb- 4:00
Throttle Cable Removal- 05:48
Disassembly of Carb- 06:05
Parts Cleaner- 15:15
Using Air Compressor- 16:58
Reassembly of Carburetor- 17:41
Install of Carb- 22:19
Does it Start?- 23:21
Oops- 23:49
Try Again- 24:35
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