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THusker · June 4th, 2018, 05:10 PM

If you want a safe carb cleaner, You can use a mix of 3 parts of Pine sol to one part water to dip the disassembled carb. It takes a little longer 2-3 days but it works. A piece of automotive electrical wire separated into separate strands works well to clean out the passages.
If you want a stronger carb cleaner, many parts stores carry the one gallon cans of carb cleaner that work good for smaller carbs like these. Once you dip it in the carb cleaner the parts can be rinsed with water or brake cleaner.
If you were able to get it apart and back together the first time it will be easier this time, especially with the information and pictures that have been posted.
I'm sure if you get stuck someone here should be able to help out.

June 4th, 2018, 05:10 PM	#16
THusker ninjette.org member Name: Tim Location: Inland, NE Join Date: Apr 2018 Motorcycle(s): 2007 Ninja 250 Posts: 48	If you want a safe carb cleaner, You can use a mix of 3 parts of Pine sol to one part water to dip the disassembled carb. It takes a little longer 2-3 days but it works. A piece of automotive electrical wire separated into separate strands works well to clean out the passages. If you want a stronger carb cleaner, many parts stores carry the one gallon cans of carb cleaner that work good for smaller carbs like these. Once you dip it in the carb cleaner the parts can be rinsed with water or brake cleaner. If you were able to get it apart and back together the first time it will be easier this time, especially with the information and pictures that have been posted. I'm sure if you get stuck someone here should be able to help out.