removing and cleaning the carb? nsr125

[matphillipsuk]

hi can any one tell me how to remove my carb so i can clean it? ive already removed the air box i just cant figure what to do next
cheers for any help
mat

[Git]

Well, I can't speak from nsr experience, but if you have the air box off is it not a case of loosening the clip on the rubber manifold, unscrewing the slide assembly at the top then just pulling it out?

And as for cleaning, off with the float bowl, out with the jets, nozzle, float valve and blasting it with carb cleaner.

Something along those lines I'd guess, but not actually having seen an nsr carb I'm not that sure I'm afraid.

[AdamBoyle]

Theres 4 allen key bolts that bolt the rubber tube to the intake, undo those... Im not taking my bike apart to find out more details, its pretty simple though [Have you got the plastic tray out?]
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[matphillipsuk]

what the part that is surrounding the carb but underneith the airbox? if it is then know i havent. what next?

[swampy]

What you need to do is remove the airbox, then look at the other end of the carb. You should see a rubber manifold that leads from the carb to the reed valve block. At the carb end of this rubber tube, you will see a jubilee type clip. Unscrew this to loosen it and pull the carb from the manifold. Then unbolt the the black plate on top of the carb with the throttle cable running through it and pull the throttle slide from the carb body. Then unscrew the screw near to where the choke cable enters the carb and pull the choke slide out. Reassembly is the opposite of disassembly (as the Haynes manuals say )



By the way, it sounds like you have pulled the intake manifold out of the bottom of the air box, this is also jubilee clipped to the carb and should be loosened before pulling the airbox off.
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[alains]

remove tank (1 bolt) air box (2 bolts , a nylon pipe and undo the collar)
undo the top screw(on the side of the carb) of the choke and pull it out
take off the 2 small nylon pipes on top of carb
take off the oil feed pipe and keep it high (avoiding oil leak)
undo the 2 screw on top of the throttle and lift it out
disconnect the fuel pipe
unscrew the collar behind the carb and the carb is your's
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