How To Clean ANY Motorcycle Carburetor - Basics CB360 CB350

This is a quick overview on how to clean motorcycle carburetors. Almost any motorcycle carb will look similar.
It's important to fully disassemble and inspect all of the components within the carb and also double check the jet sizes, float heights, and mixture settings based on the service manual for your bike. Other tasks you should perform which aren't shown here include synchronization, and final tuning when the carbs are installed on your bike.
If you do not know the maintenance history of the cycle, it is also recommended to perform cam chain/timing/valve clearance adjustments BEFORE trying to fine-tune in the carbs because issues there can resemble mixture problems.
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[@RunZoneFive]

Thank you so much for making this video!! This bike (CB360) is my first. I'm cleaning the carbs and all the other guides I could find the carbs just aren't quite like this or the instructions aren't quite as detailed. You likely saved me having to do this twice! Super appreciate the work dude! P.S. r/fixxit is awesome too!

[@garygeurts8407]

Wow.really like the detail!!

[@nevraXmike]

yes, 10:16! Also thanks for posting this video. Very thorough for a basic cleaning.

[@jimmy12wit]

Really good video. Thank you!

[@Jimo368]

Those are cutting torch tip cleaners for anyone looking for those. I use an old toothbrush or small paint brush for scrubbing parts. 👍

[@nevraXmike]

When screwing back the rest of the jets do they need to be a specific torque?

[@MilesFromExtraordinary]

Tight but not too tight :-)

[@2.0litreecstasy25]

I focused more on how clear and fluent his speech is rather than the carb clean . Very wide vocabulary

[@cafe100mph6]

dont be shy with the carb cleaner, be a man about it