Hi, looking for tips for cleaning the jets or needles on my titan engine. I removed the inline fuel filter and now she only purrs with the choke on. Which would indicate a lack of fuel.
tia,
unior
tia,
unior
dax titan/huasheng carb cleaning procedure
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if you are having idle problems, more than likely the problem is the slow or idle jet. Here is a link to the page that shows how to remove and clean your slow jet. Enjoy the ride..
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the Brass Screw on the side of the carb is the slow jet or slow circuit adjustment screw. Optimum typical is 2.25 turns out. Enjoy the ride.
So the plastic screw is for controlling idle air? (Idle speed only not idle a/f ratio?)
thanks again,
Jr.
thanks again,
Jr.
Yes, its idle only.
All it does is open the butterfly a bit
just like the 2 stroke idle screw raises the slide
here this should help
YouTube - HuaSheng 142F-cc 49cc 4stroke clean out your fuel line
YouTube - HuaSheng 142F-cc 49cc 4stroke clean out your fuel line PART #2
Hope this helps you
Cheers
Terry
YouTube - HuaSheng 142F-cc 49cc 4stroke clean out your fuel line
YouTube - HuaSheng 142F-cc 49cc 4stroke clean out your fuel line PART #2
Hope this helps you
Cheers
Terry
That's by buddy Duane
He has more moves than Ex-Lax! The Titans are so sweet. If you go to a dollar store get a package of sewing needles. They will work also. Find the size that fits then thread the needle and wrap the thread around it to form a handle. Coat the thread with glue or nail polish. Looky here, my 1000th post 
He has more moves than Ex-Lax! The Titans are so sweet. If you go to a dollar store get a package of sewing needles. They will work also. Find the size that fits then thread the needle and wrap the thread around it to form a handle. Coat the thread with glue or nail polish. Looky here, my 1000th post
Oh yea, when you get tired of cleaning the carb, put an inline filter between the gas tank and the carb. Briggs & Straton makes one. About $4.00
I use them on my bikes Saddle & haven't had any problems since I started using them a couple years ago.
Jay
I can't think of any reason not to use an inline filter. I always keep an extra one in the tool bag on the Whizzer just in case.
Jim
Jim
