How to drain the float bowls: Difference between revisions
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5. Stick the can bottom under one carb | 5. Stick the can bottom under one carb | ||
6. Locate the brass screw under the bottom of the carb | 6. Locate the brass screw under the bottom of the carb<br> | ||
:Shown here are the Keihin carbs from a ninja 250 | |||
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:6a. If you can't find the drain screw, go to the [http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/400_0483/carburetor_parts/carburetor_parts.cfm?man=ka&groupid=3140&parent=3060 Ron Ayers parts fiche], or your (you do have a) service manual (don't you?) for help. | :6a. If you can't find the drain screw, go to the [http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/400_0483/carburetor_parts/carburetor_parts.cfm?man=ka&groupid=3140&parent=3060 Ron Ayers parts fiche], or your (you do have a) service manual (don't you?) for help. | ||
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8. Turn the tap to drain the float bowl | 8. Turn the tap to drain the float bowl | ||
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9. Hopefully you turned the screw on the carb above the Coke can. Otherwise, your engine is covered in gasoline | 9. Hopefully you turned the screw on the carb above the Coke can. Otherwise, your engine is covered in gasoline | ||