carburetor

I'm new to this forum and am trying to get a 1993 Honda Cub EZ90 running again after it has sat idle for several years. We've had the carburetor off and thoroughly cleaned it. Flushed the gas tank and put in new gas. Sucked out the injector oil and filled with new Honda GN2 injector oil...

Hi, Two questions, that I hope some of you dedicated people can answer. I had an engine restored, and the guy did a terrible job. He had used lots of old worn and damaged parts, for an example a cylinder with a very large crack running through it, "fixed" with some kind of sealant and a thick...

Hi everybody, I discovered that the carburettor of my honda ct70 1970 had leaks and so I decided to change it to that of a honda ct70 1972 but I noticed that the covers of the pilots jets were not identical so I wondering if these two carburetors did not have a different throttle cable length...

Hey y'all, I just rebuilt my carburetor on my CT70, and I have some pieces left over that aren't being used. I can't seem to identify where they belong, so if anyone can please help me with that, I have circled them in the picture. http://i.imgur.com/tzMvsnK.jpg The bike is running, except...

just bought 2 1980's ct70s. having some troubles getting both running ! bike 1 - starts fine - smokes like hell - no power and is sluggish, bogs out real bad -jumps out of gear a lot ! bike 2 - sputters a little bit when trying to be started that's it - refuses to run off the carburetor (...

1972 k1 full restoration just finished! Starts and runs but throttle and idle have a mind of their own. I soaked and rebuilt the carb for the second time and still cannot adjust it to settle down to an idle. Today it ran almost wide open until I turned the airscrew completely closed. Any and all...

After having issues getting my CT70K0 running right again after replacing the jets with new ones, it's finally running correctly. However, the slide won't go down all the way with the needle in place and therefore it's idling way too high. There's enough slack in the cable, but now the needle...