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air jets question

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by xj650jeff, Jun 6, 2010.

  1. xj650jeff

    xj650jeff New Member

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    Hi all from MN,

    I goofed on my first carb dismantle/clean and didn't note which air get goes where before I had all of them taken out :x . I would assume the one with the larger hole would go on the air intake side of the carb since it would then be above the main jet.

    Anyone remember?
     
  2. stereomind

    stereomind Active Member

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    The pilot air jets are larger, and go towards the front.
    The pilot FUEL jets are smaller, and also go towards the front.

    hope that helps....

    EDIT: you should put your bike's year and model in your signature, so we don't have to guess :mrgreen:
     
  3. xj650jeff

    xj650jeff New Member

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    That does help, thanks!
     
  4. xj650jeff

    xj650jeff New Member

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    Actually, the pic in my Haynes manual has the pilot air jet in the back (air box side) and the main air jet in front (engine side). Am I safe in assuming the main air jet would have the larger opening?

    ?????????
     
  5. chacal

    chacal Moderator Moderator Supporting Vendor Premium Member

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    No, the main AIR jet has a smaller opening than the pilot air jet..........exactly opposite of the size relationship between the FUEL jets.
     
  6. RickCoMatic

    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    Here's a Visual Aid:

    The AIR Jets are OPPOSITE of FUEL Jets:

    Main Air Jet = (o)
    Main Fuel Jet = (O)

    Pilot Air Jet = (O)
    Pilot Fuel Jet = (o)

    [​IMG]
     
  7. xj650jeff

    xj650jeff New Member

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    Perfect! Thank you guys so much!
     

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