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Mikuni Parts Needed, any advice? 07 Feb 2006 11:58 #22188

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i tried pulling one off a set of carbs,just the knob came just a little ways and stopped.tried unscrewing it didnt help either!how the hell does this come apart/:blink:

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Mikuni Parts Needed, any advice? 07 Feb 2006 16:52 #22247

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wireman wrote:

i tried pulling one off a set of carbs,just the knob came just a little ways and stopped.tried unscrewing it didnt help either!how the hell does this come apart/:blink:


In pieces!!:lol: At least that's how mine came apart. It was just press fit but must be very tight from the factory so it doesn't pull off. I have found some really nice threaded knobs, so am leaning toward trying to thread the rod. I have to take some measurements and see if I can match it up to an available knob thread size.

Also, I have now heard back from motorcyclecarbs.com, and they also say the the part is no longer available from Mikuni, not even as an assembly with the rod. What kind of dumb a$$ company quits making parts for one of their most popular types of carb?? I don't get it:huh: :angry:
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Mikuni Parts Needed, any advice? 07 Feb 2006 17:12 #22258

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they make more money selling you a complete set of carbs!:whistle:

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Mikuni Parts Needed, any advice? 07 Feb 2006 20:44 #22333

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why dont you pick up one of the threaded carb knobs, and a tube of JB weld? Lots of people get all huffy when you mention the stuff, but for this situation i think it would be just what you need.

just fill the threaded hole with epoxy, stick it on the end of the rod then wait for it to harden...

Post edited by: hardr0ck68, at: 2006/02/07 23:44
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