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Honda Foreman Carburetor Repair
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- čas přidán 14. 02. 2018
- I'm repairing a friend of mine's Honda Foreman carburetor. Lets see how it works out.
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Carb on my Honda foreman 400 just started having issues after sitting most of the long winter. Thanks for this video. Got it up and running great in no time.
Your welcome, I'm glad I could help :)
Thanks for the help. The most explanatory video about a honda carb on here. Keep the videos coming if you still do them
thanks... and yep, I'm still making the random joe videos. :)
Thanks for the video. I made a mistake rebuilding mine and watching helped me figure out what I did wrong.
Glad I could help :)
Very good, well detailed video. I'm glad you stated at the end that you had to end up buying a rebuild kit. Whether or not it's needed, it's good insurance.
Thanks... I try to cover the good stuff as well as the Opps, shouda done that too suff :)
Great video. I have a 2002 Rubicon and have to do this same project. I'm goign to just put the kit in it.
Good luck!
@@Yellowdogsworld project completed. Thanks for the video. This was the first time I attempted at fixing a carburetor and followed your video to do it. Works like a charm and purrs like a kitten!!!!
Thanks for the good video I watch your video this morning and now the atv it's running good
Glad it helped
what did you do wrong because i recently opened mine up and tried to rebuild it but my atv won’t start the carburetor isn’t getting any fuel through
sounds like the needle might be stuck in the seat, or the float is stuck and not allowing fuel into the float bowl.... give the float bowl a knock or 2 with the butt end of a screw driver.. sometimes that will unstick stuff.
Well done video, very detailed. Thank you!
thanks 😊
need help replacing heater assembly connected to carb,,,hard to get to ,, no space fpr wrench thx
Thanks for the info! Saved me all most $300.
Cool, glad you were able to fix it :)
Just needs a good cleaning.Nail polish remover/acetone is good for cleaning that but...some plastics are sensitive to it so dry them quickly.
Thanks for the tip!
StarTron is what I use in all my small engines and my outboards. It solves the issues with the ethanol.
I agree, especially If your machine has any amount of set up time you just about have to use some sort of stabilizer else you get these problems.
Yellowdog02 yeah the ethanol attracts water terrible and that causes all that corrosion. Plus on the older stuff, the fuel lines break down from the inside causing all sorts of issues. I've had to change all my fuel lines.
i noticed the rubber hoses were split should they be replaced ?
to fix the issue I had with this carb, not necessarily, I think the one that was split was just drain line for the float bowl But If its causing a fuel leak... then yep.. fix that guy too :)
Is the slow idle speed jet the only jet that you need to put in a certain amount of turns? The rest of the jets are just like a screw, go in until its snug?
Yes on this one, you are correct. Since no 2 carburetors are the same I always go with, if it looks like its adjustable, go in before you go out, so you know where to set it back. If its not, its not going to go in that is unless its frozen... then go out :)
Hope this helps :)
450 Forman ? They have a 500
I have the same quad and it wont go over 30-35 would it be those jets clogged?
Hard to say... but if its cutting out and stumbles when you "top out" so to speak.. its very well possible. That could be signs of running out of fuel however, it could also be ignition.
Did the cleaning by itself work?
Cleaning it did fix the running issue, however it did need a new float bowl gasket since the original one did not seal back up,,, its was just too old.
Yellowdog02 now my problem is the little lack rubber plug. I purchased a kit that came with everything but that.. the top ripped off while trying to remove it
I looked back in the video to see what plug you were referring too, it shows it being part of the kit i listed at the end of the video, if it didn't come with it that's not a good thing. It may be a part you just cant get anymore. partzilla.com is where i go for OEM Honda parts, if you cant find it there, i doubt a dealers going to do you much good either. Best of luck, hope you can get it figured out...
My town has gas stations that offer non ethanol
We have a few stations with Non-E as well, the price is sometime cost prohibitive.
I never use ethanol gas in my 2004 honda 450 es, and never will
Amateur hour. Needle valve tip ceramic??? Try neoprene. He also missed the other small jet on the side.
😊 Thanks for the correction on the needle valve. I'm not surprised i missed a jet, I'm not a professional as you pointed out. This was not meant as the Be-all and end-all how to, just a guy helping out a friend and sharing the information.
Man that ethanol really does a number on carburetors, every spring my Dads quad won’t run for some reason. Maybe it’s the gas he didn’t drain AGAIN
Yep, the sad part is the same Carb on the same ATV is acting up again, Oh well :)
A quality carb kits are $15 if anyone is wondering
Yep,, a lot cheaper than a whole carb 😊
Looks identical to the one on my 97 Foreman 450
I'm not a Honda expert by any means, but other than some small variations I don't think they changed much for several years.
What year is your bike
The Machine this carb came off of was a 2003 Foreman.
Ultrasonic washer is what it needed too soak in before reassembly,
That's a tool on my list of things id like too have. :)
You can bye the whole carburetor for $35.00....Save time and money !!!!
For used not brand new
Mopar penintrating fluid is the best carb cleaner ever , spray it into a little jar and let yer parts soak in it and it will clean them like you never seen before , reg carb cleaner is garbage
You dont have any idea how to clean the carbureator. First, you have to clean outside. Then, you dont have to use a steal brush. STOP DO TOTURIAL VIDEOS.
Thanks for the tips! :) I "stop Do" video now.