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<  Engine Clinic - Full Sized Buggies and Sand Rails  ~  Anyone with experience with an XT550?
FL250modder
Post Sun Dec 23, 2007 7:24 pm 
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Its time to clean the carb and such on my Modded FL250. I have the motor from a 1983 Yamaha XT 550 in it and was wonndering if anyone here knew where to get a manual! Its impossible to find!

Any help is appreciated

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Post Sun Dec 23, 2007 7:38 pm 
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Just take it slow and easy disassembling the carb. If you have a digital camera, take pictures along the way to help you get it back together. The first time I take something apart without a reference, I lay out the pieces in disassembly order so I can reverse my steps. It's best to get the thing apart and back together in one seating the first time. Once you do this a second time, it will be much more natural.
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Post Sun Dec 23, 2007 7:44 pm 
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Thanks Smile

Im assuming on such an old carb (i dont know last time it was cleaned and disassembled) it would be best to get new gaskets and such? (if i can find them)


Ive taen lots of carbs apart before... but this is my first "dual" carb and it looks more than 2x more complicated haha

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Post Sun Dec 23, 2007 10:22 pm 
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pghruby wrote:
Just take it slow and easy disassembling the carb. If you have a digital camera, take pictures along the way to help you get it back together. The first time I take something apart without a reference, I lay out the pieces in disassembly order so I can reverse my steps. It's best to get the thing apart and back together in one seating the first time. Once you do this a second time, it will be much more natural.


Well said! The digital camera is a very useful tool.

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Post Sun Dec 23, 2007 10:46 pm 
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unfortunatly the dig cam got into a bit of accident involving the FL's and a large mudpit.... thats why i dont hve any pictures of the finished products Laughing i might have to go buy one again soon


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Post Mon Dec 24, 2007 2:08 am 
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Try posting this question over on thumpertalk.com, a site dedicated to single cylinder 4-stoke bikes (thumpers). I believe they even have a XT specific section. That Odyssey must fly with a 550 in it.

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Post Mon Dec 24, 2007 11:27 pm 
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it does forsure... Its scary at times but its no fun if it feels to safe.. When you gun it front wheels come off the ground with no problem at all gotta be carfull in the lower gears..

Thanks for the link il check it out Cool



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