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Carburettor Maintenance on Aprilia Pegaso 650

Model: Aprilia Pegaso 650
Part: Carburetor

Video tutorial

The operations we are about to show you will be very useful when you suspect damage to the carburettor. The tutorial begins with the carburettor already removed from the bike.

Open the two upper covers by unscrewing the small screws (check that the covers are not cracked). Remove the diaphragm and check that it is still good; if not, replace it. Now move to the bottom of the carburettor: open these covers as well and check the float, along with the needle guide.

Loosen the jets and ensure they are also free: give them a clean. Reassemble everything.


Updated on 8 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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