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Carbs finished! my project is starting to reward!. .CB400

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ogri211:
Were the carbs straight forward enough to strip right down to individual carbs for cleaning ect and puting back together, as I am ready to do mine, I have the luxury of a spare bank which I think will come in hand when rebuilding them as a reference. 

royhall:

--- Quote from: ogri211 on December 01, 2017, 01:53:40 PM ---Were the carbs straight forward enough to strip right down to individual carbs for cleaning ect and puting back together, as I am ready to do mine, I have the luxury of a spare bank which I think will come in hand when rebuilding them as a reference.

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Not too bad if you take your time and photograph everything so you know how they go back together. Very fiddly and tedious job though. I have given up doing them now as I have a little man thats an expert, so I pay him instead.

Nurse Julie:
I take the carbs apart on my CB400/4, easy enough to do but as Roys says, fiddly. Easy to split the bank to individuals by removing from the back plate and pulling carbs apart.

ogri211:
Sounds straight forward enough I want to polish each carb, and clean them in my ultrasonic cleaner I assume I will just balance them statically and tweak them with the  carbtune when I get the bike running, fiddly is not a problem fixing clocks is another one of my hobby's, once the carbs are seperated Im sure they will just be the same to strip as any other carburetor.

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