Product Installation Instructions for Compatible Flat Slide Smoothbore Carburetor TM28 TM30 TM32 TM34 TM34-2 for 250 CR250 KX125 150

Tools Required:

1. Screwdriver Set (Flahead and Phillips)
2. Pliers
3. Wrench Set
4. Socket Set
5. Carburetor Cleaner
6. Paper Towers or Rags
7. Fuel Line Hose Clamp Tool (if necessary)
8. Torque Wrench (optional, for specific torque settings)
9. Vacuum Gauge (optional, for tuning adjustments)
10. Safety Goggles and Gloves

Installation Steps:

1. Preparation:

   • Make sure the motorcycle is parked on a stable surface and the engine is cool.
   • Disconnect the battery to avoid any electrical issues during the installation.

2. Remove the Old Carburetor:

   • Use the screwdriver and pliers to detach the existing carburetor from the airbox and intake manifold.
   • Disconnect any fuel lines and throttle cables carefully. Note how they are connected for reference during installation.
   • Clean the mounting area and surrounding components with carburetor cleaner to prevent dirt from entering the new carburetor.

3. Install the New Carburetor:

   • Position the new compatible flat slide smoothbore carburetor in place.
   • Reconnect the throttle cables and fuel lines as they were on the old carburetor, ensuring a tight fit.
   • Use the appropriate wrench/socket to secure the carburetor to the intake manifold, ensuring no leaks by checking the seal.

4. Adjust Airflow:

   • Use the adjustment screws on the carburetor to optimize airflow based on your riding needs. Refer to your motorcycle’s manual for recommended settings.
   • If using a vacuum gauge, connect it to help fine-tune the air-fuel mixture for optimal performance.

5. Final Checks:

   • Ensure all components are secured and that there are no leaks in the fuel lines.
   • Reconnect the battery and check that all electrical connections are intact.
   • Start the engine and observe its performance, making any necessary adjustments.

6. Clean Up:

   • Dispose of any rags and packaging appropriately.
   • Store tools safely for future use.

Note: Always refer to your motorcycle's service manual for specific instructions and torque specifications related to your model. If you encounter an y issues during installation, consider seeking assistance from a professional mechanic.