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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 16514" data-attributes="member: 2">Removing The Float Bowl From A 2005 kx250f &amp; rmz250First make sure that the fuel shut-off is in the off position and all the gas is drained from the carburetor.&nbsp; Next loosen the 2 pipe clamps that are on either side of the carburetor. (See Image)[ATTACH]2273[/ATTACH]&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; After the clamps are loose, pull all the slack in the throttle and hot-start cables to the carburetor. If you do it right you won't have to take them off, which saves a LOT of time. Then slowly rotate the carburetor assembly, if you're sitting on the bike it would be clockwise.&nbsp; (See Image)&nbsp;&nbsp; [ATTACH]2274[/ATTACH]&nbsp; &nbsp; Now you have it rotated and you can see the bowl, right? Now you just have to take off 4 screws, one in every corner.&nbsp; So what are you waiting for, get to it.P.S. I generally place a towel underneath before I open it as there's always some fuel left in there.&nbsp; [ATTACH]2275[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James, post: 16514, member: 2"] Removing The Float Bowl From A 2005 kx250f & rmz250 First make sure that the fuel shut-off is in the off position and all the gas is drained from the carburetor. Next loosen the 2 pipe clamps that are on either side of the carburetor. (See Image) [ATTACH]2273.vB[/ATTACH] After the clamps are loose, pull all the slack in the throttle and hot-start cables to the carburetor. If you do it right you won't have to take them off, which saves a LOT of time. Then slowly rotate the carburetor assembly, if you're sitting on the bike it would be clockwise. (See Image) [ATTACH]2274.vB[/ATTACH] Now you have it rotated and you can see the bowl, right? Now you just have to take off 4 screws, one in every corner. So what are you waiting for, get to it. P.S. I generally place a towel underneath before I open it as there's always some fuel left in there. [ATTACH]2275.vB[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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