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It is possible to adjust the carburetor on KTM motorcycles, following the steps below: identify the position of the carburetor on the motorbike and proceed to disconnect and extract the fixing connector of the spring plus pin (carry out this operation carefully). In order to disassemble the pin, it is necessary to keep the spring in compression with your fingers and, with the aid of a screwdriver, release the pin holder cap. At that point, the pin and cap will be free and it will be possible to extract only the pin. At the base of the pin there is a small adjustment ring nut and on the needle itself there are some slots, so as to be able to fix the ring nut in different positions and therefore to be able to make the adjustments required for carburetion.
Posted on 14 November 2022 by ScegliAuto
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