Suzuki SV650 EP3 - CARBURETOR DISASSEMBLY and CLEANING!
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- čas přidán 25. 01. 2020
- Episode 3 of a Suzuki SV650 revival project. In this video you see me disassemble the carburetors of the bike for cleaning. These were a bit stubborn for removing hardware but a little time in the ultrasonic cleaner got me going.
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With no closeup footage, we might as well be watching this from across the street.
I apologize Tom. This was one of the first videos I ever made and I was learning the entire process of filming/editing/and narration with zero experience. My modern videos are better but we all have to start somewhere
Honestly yea
@@KidNamedKuddy see my comment above
@@BrickHouseBuilds no worries. I appreciate the video anyway. Not many of these
I need some help with my sv 650 2006 Gen 2 carb I think
Nice recommendation. People at work thought I was nuts when the company sent a group of us to Japan and I was bringing back JIS Vessel brand screw drivers. (2011). Could never find them in the states, now you can get them on amazon.
They make so much of a difference it's crazy. I have a video going up tomorrow where I talk about JIS again. I have to spread the gospel lol
I walked into Autozone and asked where they had the JIS screwdrivers and they looked at me like I was insane. I went to two other auto stores with the same effect. I believe the screw driver in the bike's tool kit is JIS. That's what I've always used on the brake fluid reservoir and it's worked well
Yay I think i'm going to have to do this. Bike hardly starts when its colder than 55 and the choke is on for a while.
Carbs can be really finicky but when given some love they will change the way the bike feels drastically. These are my early videos and I wish they were a bit better but hopefully they help some.
@@BrickHouseBuilds Did soaking the carbs actually clean out the small holes that may have been clogged like the jets
@@haydenmilles6662 the tank you see is not soaking but actually sonically vibrating the liquid to work lose anything in the carb passages. Its called an ultrasonic cleaner. Mild chemical heated to 50c and vibrated for 10 minutes does the trick.
would a clogged pilot jet be indicated by the choke needing to stay on? Mine will run fine without it after about 30 min of riding in 60-70 degree weather, but it mainly stays partly on for my short daily commutes
@@mickj493 yep, got the carbs all cleaned out really good and worked a whole lot better. Didn’t clean them before cuz last dude said he did... but didn’t do a good job
Did you shoot this on a Moto X (or Motorolla phone in general)? I had the exact same problems with my audio getting this progressively louder hissing sound.
Thanks for the video on the carb, btw!
This was one of my first videos ever. I may have recorded it on a cheap camera. Sorry for the inconvenience
Hi Mate, What do you use in ultrasonic cleaner to clean the carbs ? Too may pople recommending too many things and contradicting themselves. I'm confused .....
This is a very early video of mine. Check the linked video out as I use the ultrasonic more and have my combo listed/linked in the description. czcams.com/video/GQWFTC_9kXo/video.html
any advice on putting it back together (back on bike) do I need any special tools
No more than required for getting them off
Wher'd ya get the ultrasonic cleaner and coast?
I grabbed mind on EBAY about 3 years ago. It's the large 30l which I HIGHLY recommend even if you think it's too big. Everyone buys a smaller one and immediately say they wish they bought this one. It was $250
good video bro but camera was too farp
I agree. This was one of the first videos I ever edited so I was very new at it. I've improved a ton though so please check out some newer videos
@old man strength standard 3/16 or 1/4 most likely