Can I use it in ninja 250r motorcycle? My motorcycle carburetor is clogged
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yes you can.but don't expect anything amazing from it.you could use any fuel stabilizer and get same results.for cheaper.the most amazing product I have encountered was a product from Canadian tire . called small engine tune up.but of course it worked too well and either it got bought out by other companies or just like many other products that work too well they discontinue it because it works too well so they loose sales by selling you more cheap useless crap.
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Follow the instructions and it should be fine. It depends on how badly clogged your carb is.
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I do not know about that, but I wouldnt use it. Use regular carb. cleaner to be safe. I used this in my tiller, and generator and it did not work for either this spring. We still had to do it the hard way.
591314
Yes you can. A gallon of gas and a can of start you engine worked in my snomobole last fall. Good luck
1160491
I would suggest checking K&N;'s website to see what filters fit your bike. Doing that saved me a lot of potential headache.
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Make sure the red is positive and the black is on black. Also make sure to strip the wire to get to the copper for a good connection, when they come stock it looks like the tips have solder on them for transport protection. P.S. Good trick with the thin wire because it is a little difficult to get down to the copper to get a good connection. Without taking the copper with it lol. Take a lighter and put the flame on the tip of the wire, hold there for two to three seconds blow out then just pull the plastic off. It works great!!! But be carefullI have these on my 2001 kawasaki zx6r, they look great. Hope this helps Make sure the red is positive and the black is on black. Also make sure to strip the wire to get to the copper for a good connection, when they come stock it looks like the tips have solder on them for transport protection. P.S. Good trick with the thin wire because it is a little difficult to get down to the copper to get a good connection. Without taking the copper with it lol. Take a lighter and put the flame on the tip of the wire, hold there for two to three seconds blow out then just pull the plastic off. It works great!!! But be carefullI have these on my 2001... » Read More Make sure the red is positive and the black is on black. Also make sure to strip the wire to get to the copper for a good connection, when they come stock it looks like the tips have solder on them for transport protection. P.S. Good trick with the thin wire because it is a little difficult to get down to the copper to get a good connection. Without taking the copper with it lol. Take a lighter and put the flame on the tip of the wire, hold there for two to three seconds blow out then just pull the plastic off. It works great!!! But be carefullI have these on my 2001 kawasaki zx6r, they look great. Hope this helps « Show Less
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If you are buying for general bikes ot does come with wires and sensors to connect to your bike. But if are buying for Ninja 250, you must buy the plug and play kit for it. It will make your life a lot more easer and will prevent wire cutting. This kit is available on kosonorthamerica website
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I really don't know. It depends on the connection on the unit. If that's a real dirt bike, then it seems to me that this battery may not provide the power you require. I'm dating myself here, but people who had mini-bikes in my day used lawnmower motors which they got from....somewhere. Let's not talk about that. If you don't have the Kawasaki Owner's Manual, you can find it online and that will tell you what battery is required. Good luck to your Easy Rider.
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No. Drain tubes are different. Carburetor hook-ups are different. Currently, mine leaks as though float is not working properly.
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It does not appear that it fits. http://www.bikebandit.com/aftermarket-parts/motorcycle-electrical-parts/2001-kawasaki-ninja-500r-ex500d-batteries/p37?m=149467
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check with your local independent motorcycle mechanic , I know there are several different brand of plugs for Ninja motorcycles. Use either Platinum or Iridium plugs so you wont have to change as often !
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Hi, i don't know this because i bought this carb for a Jawa motocycle. But you can ask Topham Vergasertechnik here in Germany. They are General importers of Mikuni here in Germany and they are very competent. They have developed the Mikuni carb solution for the Armstrong 500 which is originally equipped with an Amal carb who is a cruely warm starter.This is the Internet address: http://www.mikuni-topham.de/ENGLISHSITE/ENGLISH/Frame_English.htmlYou can ask them in english, they will answer you. Hope i could help you.
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I'm sorry, but I am not familiar with Ryobi carburetors. You may be able to determine that from an Owners Manual on your equipment.
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No it will not. You need to look for a key that says it is for a Ninja 250R 08-12.
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I checked directly with MotorKote and they said you can use this item in a 2 cycle engine. You add 2oz for every gallon of fuel after pre-mixing with your two-stroke oil.
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You would have to ask the seller but pay close attention to the size of the coil difference; it says universal but would not fit under the tank of my motorcycle and I had to return it for a refund.
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You will need spools. It works on my ninja 1000 but it just isn't great for bigger bikes it's not big enough to to fit under the fender without manipulation. Works great on my ninja 300.
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Check the manual.plus the OEM filter isn't expansive. http://www.amazon.com/Kawasaki-Engine-Replacement-49065-7007-FILTER-OIL/dp/B003Y2QZAA/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt
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Yes. This would work. If you're finding it unsuccessful, carb cleaner would do it also
196053
My Bike has an ironhead motor, I had to get the proper intake manifold because the ID of the carb was lager than the stock manifold Causing fuel to pool and back fire out the carb.