Carb Tech Tip
Mike RoenDescription
Harley Davidson offered carburetors on various models all the way up until 2006. The stock CV carburetor is an excellent carburetor that is quite versatile, but like any carburetor it will eventually call for maintenance and repair.
In this video, Mike Roen gives us two helpful tech tips for maintaining and repairing your stock Harley Davidson CV carburetor. The plastic fuel inlet will eventually become dry and cracked. Follow along with Mike’s demonstration for a careful way of removing the stock fuel inlet and replacing it with a solid brass fuel inlet. Access to the carburetor mixture screw is concealed by a pressed in, aluminum, plug. Mike teaches us a useful way to remove this plug in order to access this slow idle screw.
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