82 kz750 ltd carburetors

I'm new to the motorcycle world, but i recently bought myself an 82 kz750 and I know it could use a carb cleaning. I know I can eventually tackle this by myself but does anyone have tips about cleaning this model or know a good site or video to help me along. Maybe products i should use too. I have carb cleaner but that's about it. Thanks a bunch, Dylan

Rule number one: never use carb cleaner if there still is any rubber part inside the carbs. It will destroy o'rings and diaphragms.

What you want to clean is float bowl, jets and all the air/fuel passages. You could use spray carb cleaner or submerge all the pieces in the product. Some folks use pinesol with nice results. Always check and clean everything with compressed air.

To maintain the work you did, use a good in line filter and drain the fuel float bowls in winter (if you plan to not use the bike).

Good fortune.

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