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  • Y Yegor

    @calum yes. those are original Mikuni jets. But what size is the ralenti jet ? 25 or 15 or what ?

    ( https://www.japanbaiku.com/image/cache/data/chicles_tornillos/kys-00b-500x500.jpg ) thx!

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    @yegor Pretty sure that's called the atomiser. No idea what a ralenti jet is, neither do I know what size it is. I don't run a mikuni carburetor so I cannot help you I am afraid.

    Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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      @calum I was researching. I think in english is called " Pilot jet " and Mikuni TM28 pilot jet size is 15.

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        sorry, the DT 125 "R" version is 17,5 pilot jet.

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          #44

          Hello, I don't know if is good idea to write in this thread . Today I was checking the oil pump and I realized that the color of the oil changed: it has a suspicious color )
          ( I have put a transparent tube to check the oil flow)
          0_1518129315115_27901538_10214764034192878_1048204166_o.jpg
          I think it's because of oil seal or o'ring
          0_1518129996122_27783450_10214764084834144_352994660_n.jpg
          11. O-RING
          -- 13. OIL SEAL

          WHat do you think ? Thanks in advance

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            Is the pipe suitable for oil?

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            • CalumC Calum

              Is the pipe suitable for oil?

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              #46

              @calum said in Time to change wheels and ...:

              pipe

              you mean that if the material the tube is made of is the right one ? the #3 in the picture.

              I put the tube yesterday to check the pump, later I will put the original. I'm going to add oil to the gas tank. 100 ml of oil for 5L gas. ?
              with new cilinder and piston ...

              I started the bike yesterday after installing the piston

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              • Y Yegor

                @calum said in Time to change wheels and ...:

                pipe

                you mean that if the material the tube is made of is the right one ? the #3 in the picture.

                I put the tube yesterday to check the pump, later I will put the original. I'm going to add oil to the gas tank. 100 ml of oil for 5L gas. ?
                with new cilinder and piston ...

                I started the bike yesterday after installing the piston

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                @yegor Yeah, it's gotta be suitable for oil.

                Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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