Thread: Carb question for my 05 DRZ sm

I went ahead and ordered the jets because I had to order a pin for the front caliper anyway. I feel like I've clean it really good but I haven't soaked it over night or anything. What should I soak it in?

You can get a carb cleaner dunk in a one gallon paint can from most auto parts stores, mild agitation and a good couple hour soak will do the trick, be sure to remove ALL rubber components before you do this, no offense but I see it every day where someone thinks they did a good job but the carb is nowhere near clean, soak it, this will save you a ton of time and headache.

I assume you drained the old gas, and put in fresh gas, right? What does the plug look like? Make sure all the vacuum lines going into the tank is correctly connected as well.

Put a new pilot jet in it. Common problem. Don't even waste your time trying to clean it, the orifices are way too small. They are less than $10 at the Suzuki parts counter.

seafoam. u can get it at the auto parts store. drain everything, carbs included. dump in the seafoam, spin the engine over till the carbs fill up. let it set for a coupla days and drain off the carbs again. fill fuel tank with premium and a coupla shots of carb cleaner, start it and run a coupla tanks thru it with the seafoam added. should clear the carbs up. ______________________________________________ What to Expect after Bariatric Surgery...

I had same carb problems with a old KDX 250, it started with the fuel petcock was clogged, I took it off and soaked it in CLR,Calcium-Lime-Rust remover,It worked really good, but i did remove all rubber and plastic first.. Good Luck bro!!