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Old 02-05-2009, 10:57 AM   #1
 
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Carburetor disassembly & reassembly

This post will show you how to disassemble and reassemble the carb on the rebel. The carb shown is a '96 & up rebel carb.

Lets start with a complete carb as see in the attachments.
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Disassembly Instructions

To begin the disassembly.

Remove the 4 screws on top.






Remove the spring from the diaphram assembly






Remove the carb needle stay, then remove the diaphram assembly.












If you are going to shim the needle you will need a wash that will fit into the recess on the bottom of the diaphram



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Remove the large phillips screw from the throttle body side






Remove the 4 screws holing the float bowl.








Remove the float assembly, slide the pin out one side and remove, remove the float needle also, being careful not to damage the point.






Remove the slow jet








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Remove the main jet assembly








Inspect the float bowl




Remove the 3 screws from the bottom & remove the assembly.









To reassembly..... reverse the steps.
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This post will show you how to disassemble and reassemble the carb on the rebel. The carb shown is a '96 & up rebel carb.

Lets start with a complete carb as see in the attachments.
Is the carb same for 1986 Rebel 250. I have problem with carb removal on 1986 Honda Rebel. How do I take it. I removed all the pipes and hoses. Carb came out of rear hose. What abt the front side(Engine Side) ? Please help me regarding this.
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Old 06-05-2010, 10:38 PM   #6
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Thanks Big_J. I used your pictures and info to remove and clean the carburetor on my 2004 250 Rebel. It was easier than I expected.

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Hi, Big_J! Thanks for the information. But I'd like to know how I should remove the carburetor from the bike first. I am a new rider and I've googled for how removing the carburetor from bike but failed to locate one. Do you have any advise? THX a lot!!
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85-87 carb removal.
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After you remove the two nuts (that are holding the carb to the motor) then remove the two screws. The carb will come right out. That if you follow all the other directions
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85-87 carb removal.
Thanks for all this info.
My trouble/question is: How do you remove the "starter valve" (=enricher cable) from carb so I can completely remove it from bike?

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