2012 Kawasaki KLX 250 Carburetor Removal

[@baebleton9541]

Thank you for showing the entire process!

[@PeteTruman]

Thanks for the video worked on my carby today klx 250, 07 , could absolutely not done it without your instructions. Appreciate your efforts

[@copperoutletghosttown3283]

If your having starting / running issues might be spark plug because the carb looks great.

[@dzr8125]

Appreciate the video. Not sure if I missed but Where’s the air/fuel screw located

[@ronquixote3767]

It doesn’t have one, that’s what makes it a pain in the ass to start. It’s a weird carb

[@rustystubbs242]

it’s on the bottom side of the carb. you have to remove the tamper proof plug. adjusted mine to 2 3/4 turns out. installed a #128 main jet #40 slow jet, N1TC needle and drilled out starter jet to .020 inches and slide drilled out to 7/64 inch…runs perfect. starts perfect no matter how cold

[@mirkoelek]

Still cant find that mixture screw. Not sure what needs to be removed

[@stevenseguro]

This is a very good demonstration, Thank you. ( Yeah, I don't know what the deal is with these things, I'm constantly cleaning the main jet)

[@jetstream454]

I've got a '94 KLX250R. So it's not just me then 😂 made the mistake of going to a dealer for a carb service to do the same, not long afterward it was doing the same thing (was also extremely rich pilot mixture). I'll take mine out and also look at the slide to see if that's sticking/taking too long to return, as while I've got it running fairly well and cleaner exhaust, after a hard run it still doesn't idle too happily.

[@alloyrimz7318]

Hating life i took off hoses as mine were rock solid cracked.silly me didnt remember how to route the hoses..Im halfway through your video im hoping you show me the way....HINT TIA also the horse shoe hose i know gos on the bottom plastic hose did this go to the tank with a filter in between or am i guessing..yes i have had a very good google search but diagrams are bizarre.This happened after i rejetted my carb with new ones,.

[@sly8125]

hey just wondering where does the vent to lead to?

[@JLafix]

They normally don't lead anywhere. Just dead ends