My 1978 Suzuki ts250 won't start. carburetor cleaned and still won't start. Any suggestions? @
Ignition components probly worn..sparkcables old on inside..coil shud b testd..module or points also. Compression cud b bad. Fuel flow may b hinderd or contaminated. First make sure batt is at 12.6v no less. If that hasa kikstart..replace batt w a capacitor thats sold at harley stores. Will b freestartn like a lawnmower
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you need to dismantle it, cleaning kit needed and a air compressor / gas for washing. be familiarize everything when re-assembled.
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Remove the carb from the bike.
Completely disassemble the carb
Soak all jets, needles, springs, screws and carb body in a carb solution overnight.
Do Not soak any o-rings or the float. Clean the float with a brush, and replace the o-rings if they are flat.
Rinse with water and then blow everything out with compressed air.
Make sure you can see through the jets and the small holes on the side of the jets.
Make sure you blow through every hole in the carb body.
Reassemble carb, mount on bike.
It will run like new again.
NOTE: When removing the air/fuel mixture screw, turn it in(clockwise) until it stops and STOP turning, Do Not try to tighten any further.
Count the number of turns it took to stop. Write it down so you dont forget overnight. Remove it for cleaning.
When you reassemble the carb, turn the air/fuel mixture screw in until it stops.
Now turn it out(counterclockwise) the number of turn you counted.
If your not sure turn it out 2 turns.
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