NT carb blues >.<

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SavageBlunts904

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:-||SO i was doing some maintenance on my whole bike while i was doing some upgrades. well im cleaning the carb and pulled a rookie a** mistake. i didnt take the float arm off before blowing the cleaner off.... i know stupid... lol. well i am in desperate need of a pin now. what ever its called. the small rod that holds the arm that lets fuel in. If anyone could help me out i would really appreciate it.. i do not want to spend 12 bucks on the rebuild kit and 12 bucks shipping for a smalll cheap pin. thanks

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maniac57

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Make your own from whatever wire you can find that fits. Don't force it in, be sure it still allows the float to move the needle
 

2door

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The float hinge pin measures 1.4mm in diameter and 14.4mm in length. You might be able to find a 1.4mm drill bit to make your own. Check a good hardware store or tool supply, even a hobby shop might have material to make one. Much cheaper than a new carburetor. Good luck.

Tom
 

Nashville Kat

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an NT carb right?

Aren't NT Speed carbs selling shipped in their entirety for about $18 shipped at boygofast on ebay?

and aren't the old stlye NT carbs ("50 cc") abot $13 shipped? If you just want that or a part....
 

biknut

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I don't think the diameter of the pin is really that critical. pretty close would be good enough.
 

locutus_1

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just take a bread bag tie the one with the metal inside strip off the plastic and slide it thought the holle and twist.. simple just make sure it functions etc.. and check on it after a month because that metal is not designed to be in gas it might rust.. simple and free fix