How complex is cleaning and rebuilding a carborator? I can handle a few
screws and what not, but if it's something thats easy to foul up, I
might do better trusting a professional. Also, how much should I expect
it to cost? My mechanic charges $77 an hour here but is highly
recommended. Whats the going rate in the south east (north carolina)?

On 18 Jan 2006 14:12:34 -0800, "OldReliable" wrote:

How complex is cleaning and rebuilding a carborator? I can handle a few
screws and what not, but if it's something thats easy to foul up, I
might do better trusting a professional. Also, how much should I expect
it to cost? My mechanic charges $77 an hour here but is highly
recommended. Whats the going rate in the south east (north carolina)?

With good directions and specifications, I'd give it a shot.

Here is some info on cleaning specific motorcycle carbs, but many of the
tips are worthwhile for *any* carb.

http://users.rcn.com/kochc/moto/carb/carb.html

Compressed air is a *key* ingredient!
--
John H

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