carb problem on 250R

[atc's]

this is a pic of the 250r carb and intake boot at the top of the intake boot there are two rubber tabs i would like to now if these are suposed to go in to the slot on the carb. or if my carb is seated correctly if not tell me how i can do this because i have puche this thing as hard as i can and i think it is still not in all the way. please help

[freaksfix]

No its not all the way in. get the garage nice and hot so the boot softens up then try...

[atc's]

thanks but i don't have a garge to put it in do you think i could use some oil and lub it up some before i slide it on.

[atc86r]

remove seat. remove airfileter, remove air box and shove it on then reinstall. sounds like a lot? it isn't takes couple of minutes

[TimSr]

One hint for all rubber slide on parts such as boots, and K&N filters -- In cold weather they can be really hard to get on, because the rubber gets hard. If you warm it up good with a hairdryer, or better yet a heat gun, itll stretch on a lot easier, and slide on a lot easier. I also add a little grease both for sliding it overe easier, and for a better seal.

[tony_250r]

I agree with everybody else. That's called the carburetor insulator and you don't have it all the way home.

First back the screw off on the clamp. Now make sure that the air intake snorkle is off [that's the part that connects the cabburetor to the air box].

With it off, you'll be able to put some balls on the carburetor in order to force it on. I use a little 2 stroke oil to lube the rubber. Now put some balls on it until it goes all the way home. Dont over tighten the clamp screw, tighten it up until the rubber starts to bulge. Then check and tighten as needed.

[atc's]

thanks for all replies they really helped

[theeechozen1]

wd40????? I dunno just a guess, it's 81 degrees here today :rolleyes:

[atc's]

i'll try it but its about 15 degress here