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Dusman · 10-02-2019, 06:51 AM

(1) I got the pod filter installed, but now it won't start.

(2) I left all of the carb settings the same as before the install (95 main, needle clip in middle setting (only 3 notches on the needle vs. 5).

Interestingly, the bowl had a bunk of junk floating in the gas in the bottom of it and the in-line filter is getting the same junk in it.

Thus, it's time to pull the tank for a thorough washing out with mineral spirits, replace the fuel lines, and get a new in-line filter. I may even purchase a genuine Mikuni carburetor in a few weeks as I'm not sure of the quality of this Molkt carb (Keihin knock-off).

QUESTION: Does anyone here know off the top of their heads what the typical size of 125cc pit bike fuel lines is?

10-02-2019, 06:51 AM	#30
Dusman Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: NC Posts: 217	Pod filter installed, won't start (1) I got the pod filter installed, but now it won't start. (2) I left all of the carb settings the same as before the install (95 main, needle clip in middle setting (only 3 notches on the needle vs. 5). Interestingly, the bowl had a bunk of junk floating in the gas in the bottom of it and the in-line filter is getting the same junk in it. Thus, it's time to pull the tank for a thorough washing out with mineral spirits, replace the fuel lines, and get a new in-line filter. I may even purchase a genuine Mikuni carburetor in a few weeks as I'm not sure of the quality of this Molkt carb (Keihin knock-off). QUESTION: Does anyone here know off the top of their heads what the typical size of 125cc pit bike fuel lines is?
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