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Wanted Carburettor
Does anybody have a Teikei primary carb for sale to suit 660cc engine
any condition?
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I have a spare disused carb off a XT600. Have no idea if it will fit or if suitable.
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Hi Craig
Sorry, just came back online and saw the pm. (pm notification here is a bit hidden I find, still my fault)
This is the carb. Been in the bottom of a spares box for a good few years but was in working order last time it was used. No identifying marks but I believe it is off a XT600E but should be capable of being made to fit any XT600 pre 1989 unless someone here can rectify me.
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Carb looks perfect!!!
They all look like that in the end...
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Carb looks perfect!!!
They all look like that in the end...
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Agg they are the easiest things to clean. Take all the brass jets and rubber gaskets out and put in a pot of simmering water with a cube of automatic dishwashing powder. Leave in for no more than 5 minutes and rince thoroughly. Brings the aluminium alloy back to showroom condition. (little trick I learned from my RC aeroplane hobby) Dremel wire brush the sec. carb tin head and spray on a clear coat of laquer. Job done in under 20 minutes. Sell as new. I cant be arsed, if I'm giving it away, I'm not a complete
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Agg they are the easiest things to clean. Take all the brass jets and rubber gaskets out and put in a pot of simmering water with a cube of automatic dishwashing powder. Leave in for no more than 5 minutes and rince thoroughly. Brings the aluminium alloy back to showroom condition. (little trick I learned from my RC aeroplane hobby) Dremel wire brush the sec. carb tin head and spray on a clear coat of laquer. Job done in under 20 minutes. Sell as new. I cant be arsed, if I'm giving it away, I'm not a complete
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Thank-you for that mine is off the 3yf 660 and the choke piston is seized
I am going to have one more go at getting it out I will get back to you man
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OK
EDIT did I say dishwashing powder Oops, meant auto washing powder. Ya know, for your clothes.
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I know a guy who cleaned two Rover V8 cylinder heads in his dishwasher. It worked really well, although he was not popular for quite a while.
I reckon dishwasher powder would work just as well as any other.
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I've got one sitting in the garage if you still want one.came off a perfectly running 94 3yf.
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I've got one sitting in the garage if you still want one.came off a perfectly running 94 3yf.
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Thanks fella's I have sorted mine out thank-goodness
Craig
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