Yamaha Virago 535?

ByAGT2015

My Yamaha Virago 535 has been standing for about two years, only ridden four times in that time, and now it's having problems with the carburetor. I simply think that the jets have clogged a bit due to the long downtime. My question is, will it affect the engine if I ride the bike now? I'll try to clear the jets by riding it. Riding is only possible with the choke open.

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AGT2015
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AGT2015
8 years ago

Thanks for the quick answer you can give me an exact guide to what lower ceiling because this is a double carburetor

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Alpino6
Alpino6
8 years ago
Reply to  AGT2015

Oh!

I don't think I can help you with your model.

I'm not really familiar with the double gas.

I'm going back a little bit and I'd rather recommend a gassed rinse of liqui molly.

I'm sorry that I leaned too far out of the window with the gassing.

Kind regards

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AGT2015
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AGT2015
8 years ago
Reply to  AGT2015

no problem I am thinking of whether I take carburetor cleaners or let an ultrasound cleaning be carried out by the expert. Then he can adjust the card. I don't want to create a climate change improvement

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Alpino6
Alpino6
8 years ago

The nozzle which is added will not be cleaned by itself.

Once open the lower gas lid, turn the nozzle out and clean, ready.

3-5 minutes, and the hob runs.

Also important, old gasoline out and new in.can lead to engine damage

Greeting

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Effigies
Effigies
8 years ago

What are you supposed to do with the nozzles?

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