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XT 600e carb needle spacers
2003 XT 660e.
When I was lifting the needle retaining plate up from the CV carb the needle came with it then fell back into the slide. The spacers came off before I could see their orientation. There's a spring, a thin metal washer and a thick plastic spacer.
It looks to me that they should go back in the order spring and metal washer below the E clip on the needle and the plastic spacer above the E clip. The plastic spacer is quite thick so it's placing would make a big difference to the mixture.
Can anyone confirm how they go back?
Many thanks
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Originally Posted by DiverBones
2003 XT 660e.
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It looks to me that they should go back in the order spring and metal washer below the E clip on the needle and the plastic spacer above the E clip.
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Many thanks
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scheme form the manual completed with some images from the memory proves same.
mixture is adjusted by the location of e-clip (i.e. bottom of the barrel) relative to the needle. stuff above e-clip doesn't work in this field.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DiverBones
2003 XT 660e.
It looks to me that they should go back in the order spring and metal washer below the E clip on the needle and the plastic spacer above the E clip. The plastic spacer is quite thick so it's placing would make a big difference to the mixture.
Can anyone confirm how they go back?
Many thanks
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Confirmed, it's like you said, as by the manual picture....
not sure what n67 meant by "stuff above e-clip doesn't work in this field." not true...
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Originally Posted by turboguzzi
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not sure what n67 meant by "stuff above e-clip doesn't work in this field." not true...
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field, i.e. direct connection to the mixture.
p.s. will gladly read anything preventing from wrong info.
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Thanks for the confirmation
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