Assembling: Mikuni TM36 carburetor
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2021
- How to assemble a Mikuni TM36 Flat Slide carburetor? In this video I’ll lead you through it step by step, after having cleaned all parts. This popular carburetor is often used as an aftermarket Yamaha XT500 upgrade.
The Mikuni TM36 carburetor is very comparable to the Mikuni HS40, so you can follow the same steps. It is also similar to the Mikuni HSR series.
See you later, carburetor!
You can buy this particular carburetor as an XT500 kit or spare parts at KEDO: www.kedo.com/products/32284.html
Mikuni TM36 Carburettor, carburator, carburateur, XT500, SR500, TT500
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This is exactly what I was looking for, I needed to rebuild my TM 42 and needed this step by step help along the way. Very helpful !
hi do you know how many turns you should give to the fuel screw? i just bought a set of mikuni rs 36 for my bike and mikuni instruction says that the adjustment should be from 1/8 and 1/2 turn out max, but sound very strange to me and the bike runs very lean at 1/2 turn out, can i go further to 1 1/2 turn out? tks
Great video, can you please tell me how to spot a fake tm36? I bought 1 from ebay for a great price but I'm having mixed feelings because the price was too good 😂
Awesome video mate! Just installed the same carb on my Yamaha sr400. Couple of quick questions.. I’m getting quite a load tapping sound from the slide, I think.. I have read it’s normal for the slide to make a bit of noise at idle from vibration but it seem a bit loud to me. Goes away as soon as I touch the throttle or adjust the idle screw up a touch. Does this happen on your carb? Also that vacuum cap, is that come from the factory or did you have to block it off. Mine came with a hose attached but not blocked. Cheers for your help mate. 👍🍻
Great video!! I had to order a rebuild kit after mine started pouring fuel heavy from both overflow holes. I have tried everything I can think of cleaning and adjusting and making sure everything looks okay. It doesn’t leak when I take it off and hook it up to the gas tank to see if the float will stick or anything. I’ll put it on my Honda xr400r and after a day or so it starts pouring again. We will see after I install the new parts. Any advice on what else it could be?
What are the advantages of this type of carb against conventional PWK? I've always want to try a TM.
Thanks for taking the effort to post this vid. Very helpful.
Excellent how to, thank you
Sou do Brasil, esse carburador e de qual motocicleta?
I'm currently working on my rebuilding my Mikuni HS40. My question is how many turns out should I start with on the pilot fuel screw at the bottom intake side of the carb. Any info would be appreciated.