How To Rebuild A KTM Carburetor | 2014 KTM 65 Restoration EP#1

Liam and I take on rebuilding his 2014 KTM 65 Mikuni Carburetor with a Carburetor Rebuild Kit from All Balls Racing. We bought this 65 SX used and have been fighting weird issues for awhile. Now that we're finally digging in, we're taking this time for both myself, and Liam, to learn more about his bike.

The carb rebuild itself wasn't that big of an issue. Now that we have this done, the bike has still been fouling spark plugs. Turns out, the stock jetting (and Nihilo 65 Jet Kit I installed earlier) is made for 65 riders who hold it WIDE OPEN! Liam doesn't do that, so now we're playing with leaning out the jets in hopes to stop fouling spark plugs.

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Taking Apart KTM Carb
5:17 Cleaning KTM Carb & Parts
7:30 Rebuilding KTM Carb w/ Kit
9:54 KTM 65 Float Height
10:36 Install All Balls Racing Throttle Cable
11:15 It Didn't Work
11:45 Set Carb Float Height on Bike
12:38 Learnings & Outro

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