Dynojet kit
just received my Dyno carburetor jet kit! Big thanks to JC Motors eBay - Link
Any Tips i should know be for installing?
Thanks
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Any Tips i should know be for installing?
Thanks

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Last edited by kennysupermoto; Oct 2, 2013 at 06:04 PM.
Turn the fuel tap off before disconnecting the fuel line.
But on a serious note, do open the drain screw on the float bowl before pulling the carb...less messy...of course that's after you shut off the fuel tap. Otherwise it's the normal issue of making sure you don't misplace or incorrectly reinstall the needle parts that have to go back in with the new DJ needle. Just make careful note their positions in the carb and put 'em back in the way they came out.

But on a serious note, do open the drain screw on the float bowl before pulling the carb...less messy...of course that's after you shut off the fuel tap. Otherwise it's the normal issue of making sure you don't misplace or incorrectly reinstall the needle parts that have to go back in with the new DJ needle. Just make careful note their positions in the carb and put 'em back in the way they came out.
For some of us (not all), the rubber diaphragm is tough to get back in, it seems to expand. If that happens, soak it in HOT water (really) for 5 minutes or so, which seems to shrink it slightly and makes it a little stiffer for easier install.
Is your KLX a hard starter? Drill the enrichment jet to 0.018" while in there.
Consider replacing the phillips-head style carb screws with allen head. Four on top, four on bottom, one holding the throttle cable bracket. Be careful - it will be a lot easier to strip threads with allen head screws (see above).
Also consider checking your float height after getting the carb back together but before installing on the bike. TNC's provided excellent description of this process in other threads -- have you seen those?
Is your KLX a hard starter? Drill the enrichment jet to 0.018" while in there.
Consider replacing the phillips-head style carb screws with allen head. Four on top, four on bottom, one holding the throttle cable bracket. Be careful - it will be a lot easier to strip threads with allen head screws (see above).
Also consider checking your float height after getting the carb back together but before installing on the bike. TNC's provided excellent description of this process in other threads -- have you seen those?
Last edited by IDRIDR; Oct 2, 2013 at 07:43 PM.
Yes, at times i have to pull the choke after ever 4 to 6 hr rest. what do you mean by (Drill the enrichment jet to 0.018)? any picture of it?
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