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How to replace the carburetor jets of the Beta RR 125.

Model: Beta Rr 125
Part: Carburetor

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In this guide, we will see the instructions that will allow us to replace the jets of the carburetor on the Beta RR 125. First, let's remove the carburetor from the motorcycle by disconnecting it from the intake manifold. Then, we will unscrew the screws that hold the carburetor float bowl in place, allowing us to access the main and idle jets, as shown in the video.

At this point, we will clean or replace the carburetor jets, and then also replace the float bowl gasket; all that’s left to do is reassemble and reconnect the carburetor.


Posted on 1 January 2026 by ScegliAuto


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