The carburetor is a key component in the engine, and minor changes may affect the performance of the vehicle. Therefore, during the disassembly and assembly process of the carburetor, appropriate tools should be used and the force should be moderate to prevent deformation of the parts. The disassembled parts should be neatly arranged in order to prevent missing or wrong assembly during assembly.
Carburetor cleaning should be done in a clean place. First wipe the outer surface of the carburetor, and use the special cleaning agent for carburetor or industrial gasoline to clean the internal parts. In addition to impurities, pay attention to cleaning the gasoline gum on the surface of the parts. The cleaned parts should be blown clean with compressed air, and cannot be wiped with cloth or paper that will produce burrs to prevent re-contamination. Blocked holes should not be opened by hard objects such as steel wires to prevent changes in the performance of the carburetor caused by changing the hole diameter. Gasoline or compressed air should be used to clean and flush out.