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Originally Posted by Kevan Garrett
I have done the doohickey and the $.22 fix for the carb on my KLR's. I am not a particularly good wrench, but I would recommend that you take a look at the carb while you have everything off. Just generally checking of the float bowl and the diaphragm. And the $.22 fix (which cost me $.47, inflation) is really simple, though maybe unnecessary at higher altitudes.
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Thanks! Glad everyone is enjoying this.
I'm not sure I'm familiar with the $.22 fix for the carb. Can someone enlighten me?
Update: I got all of the parts in from Eagle Mike except for the refreshed head. Damn, that 688 piston looks good. Next step is to drop the cylinder jug off at the machine shop and get it bored and honed.