carb drilling?

[rkg879]

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Im cleaning my carb and i cant seem to find the exact same one for whatever reason. The 2 brass fittings one with hole one without. Are those to be drilled out?

[92xjunker]

What year bike do you have? Prior to 98 use "carbs 101" after 97 use "carbs 102" the procedure is outlined in them.

[Kat Floyd]

Just be VERY VERY careful drilling. Once you go through its VERY easy to drill the A/F needle slot out.

[arsenic]

Drill out this one:


The A/F screw is under that. I don't know what's under the other one, but drilling that will result in you buying another set of carbs, 100%.

[Kat Floyd]

The A/F screw is under that. I don't know what's under the other one, but drilling that will result in you buying another set of carbs, 100%.

99.9%
Remember I drilled that one out be accident and had to get a plug made from my buddy.
If I didnt have the connection to make the plug then I would be SOL.

[arsenic]

99.9%
Remember I drilled that one out be accident and had to get a plug made from my buddy.
If I didnt have the connection to make the plug then I would be SOL.

Valid point

[92xjunker]

I'll bet there are a lot of JB welded plugs out there....

[arsenic]

I'll bet there are a lot of JB welded plugs out there....

You're not wrong

[rkg879]

@arsenic the one not circled leave alone? Afterwords do you try to put the plug back on or leave off?

Thanks again for the help

[arsenic]

Yes, leave it alone. You just leave it off.

[Kat Floyd]

Correct, drill the circled one out **Very gently** and leave the other one alone. You dont replace the plug when your done also.