MAINTENANCE PROCESSES
Adjusting the carburettor
CARBURETTOR
Carburettor type
Needle position
Jet needle
Main jet
Idle jet
Air regulation control opening
SEA LEVEL
Air screw adjustment
Idle jet
Over
Needle
2,000 m
Needle position
Main jet
Air screw adjustment
Idle jet
2,000 m
Needle
to
Needle position
1,000 m
Main jet
Air screw adjustment
Idle jet
1,000 m
Needle
to
Needle position
0 m
Main jet
98
A
B
ADJUSTMENT
The carburettor is adjusted in-factory, but it may
require small adjustments depending on the altitude
and weather conditions.
You may adjust the idle and richness of the air/fuel
mixture.
- IDLE: minimum engine carburation.
A
- RICHNESS: mixture of air and fuel.
B
The spark plug's condition is useful to check the
carburettor's richness.
Dried-out spark plug: poor carburation.
Clean spark plug: correct carburation.
Dirty spark plug: excessive carburation.
125
250
KEIHIN 28
KEIHIN 28
P5
P2+0.5
JJH
KEA 122
KEA 125
KEP 50
KEP 45
Between 0.5 and 1 rotation
125
250
O.5 → 1
O.5 → 1
55
JJK
4
118
O.5 → 1
O.5 → 1
55
JJJ
4
120
O.5 → 1
O.5 → 1
50
JJH
5
122
300
P4+0.5
JJH
JJH
KEA 125
KEP 45
300
O.5 → 1
48
48
JJK
JJK
4
4
120
120
O.5 → 1
48
48
JJJ
JJJ
4
4
122
122
O.5 → 1
45
45
JJH
JJH
4
4
125
125