What kind of CARB does a Suzuki DR350 use?
The TM33 has a built in fuel pump which provides unparalleled throttle response. And being a Mikuni, quick starting and easy maintenance are always present. Unlike the OEM Mikuni carburetor, replacement parts for this carb are readily available. This kit will fit all models of the 1990-2001 Suzuki DR350.
When did the Mikuni DR350 CV carb come out?
This kit was designed to replace the stock Mikuni CV carb that came with DR350SE (electric start models) beginning in 1994. However, all DR350s can benefit with the use of the TM33. NOTE: While other models are very similar; these instructions apply specifically to the DR350 electric start models.
How do you check float height on a Suzuki DR350?
Proper float height can be checked externally using a clear tube connected to the float bowl drain. Refer to the diagram below: Connect a clear tube to the float bowl drain, hold the bike level, and open the drain screw.
Where is idle mixture plug on Suzuki DR350?
Below is a cutaway diagram of the stock CV carburetor found on dual sport models: The idle mixture screw is shown at point 9 above. From the factory, this screw is covered with a plug. The plug can be removed by carefully drilling a 1/8″ pilot hole not more than 1/4″ deep. An easy out or suitable sheet metal screw can be used to yank out the plug.
The TM33 has a built in fuel pump which provides unparalleled throttle response. And being a Mikuni, quick starting and easy maintenance are always present. Unlike the OEM Mikuni carburetor, replacement parts for this carb are readily available. This kit will fit all models of the 1990-2001 Suzuki DR350.
This kit was designed to replace the stock Mikuni CV carb that came with DR350SE (electric start models) beginning in 1994. However, all DR350s can benefit with the use of the TM33. NOTE: While other models are very similar; these instructions apply specifically to the DR350 electric start models.
Proper float height can be checked externally using a clear tube connected to the float bowl drain. Refer to the diagram below: Connect a clear tube to the float bowl drain, hold the bike level, and open the drain screw.
How do you remove carb from a Mikuni bike?
Grasp the rear of the carb at the intake bell and pull rearward while twisting slightly to the right side. When the carb pops out of the rubber manifold, remove the carb through the right side. Note: if you haven’t removed all the fuel from the float bowl, try to keep the carb upright until you can get it over a suitable container for draining.