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  • 1994 Yamaha Dt 125 RE Carb Replacement Advise
    D dtre94

    Dear @Challenger and @Darty

    Thank you very much for your advise. I understand that there's no drop in replacement for this carb which will perform like the original. There are repair kits for the the stock carb on the internet like the ones below:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamaha-DT125R-Carb-Repair-Kit-Overhaul-Refurb-Carburettor-DTR-DT125RE/113990272750

    Rebuilding my carb by using this kit, is that possible to fix the leakage and resume a proper response when throttling?

    Thank you.

    Engine

  • 1994 Yamaha Dt 125 RE Carb Replacement Advise
    D dtre94

    Dear @Challenger

    Thank you for your reply, very much appreciated. Actually this morning i've seen the leakage was from the drainage hose located under the carb, it was heavily draining even i could able to see the fuel flow there.

    IMG_20191129_160134.jpg

    Actually one of those repairmen disassembled the carb but told me that this carb is not rescuable and advised me that he can change it with another kind of (somewhat irrelevant) carb but since the guy's talk was totally cheap, i haven't been convinced by his shitty advise. My perception was that guy didn't know what is doing and gonna fuck up my bike. The rest of the repairmen i headed even did not show any interest and blackmailed yamaha dtr models by claiming that there's no permanent solution for such leakages, they even advised me to sell the bike.

    I mean, the thing is that there's no any well proficient an reliable repaiman around so eventually i come up with the solution of replacing the carburetor completely with a new one which might be a best fit. If i go for rebuilding the carb by myself i'm sure i'm gonna mess it up.

    Your advise is very valuable, please let me know.

    Engine

  • 1994 Yamaha Dt 125 RE Carb Replacement Advise
    D dtre94

    Hi guys, I'm a complete newbie to motorbike world and get started riding one by owning a 1994 Dt 125RE which i've been using for a month. I like the bike very much but have some issues with my carburetor (i guess) which leaks fuel all the time (also all the fuel time to time) and causes bogging when i throttle a bit especially while the engine is cold. Anyway, i headed to a couple of repairmen but all complained about the bike and didn't show any interest in looking into it and repair accordingly. So eventually i decided to buy a fresh new carburetor and replace the current one to able to get rid of these issues mentioned.

    When i look into specs of the bike on the internet it tells me that this bike uses a Mikuni branded carburetor called TS28SS https://www.autoevolution.com/moto/yamaha-dt-125-r-1993.html#aeng_yamaha-dt-125-r-1993-124 But despite my searched there's nothing about that carburetor on the internet and the closest model i could able to find is Mikuni TM28 carburetor. I kindly need your help guys on which carburetor model is the best fit for my bike. There are also so many knockoff choices out there on Aliexpress so i kinda a bit confused where to go.

    IMG_20191129_160134.jpg

    Any advise and help would be appreciated very much.

    Engine
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