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Offline Husabergpete

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KLX 250 Standard Needle or replacement
« on: June 09, 2019, 03:13:37 pm »
Afternoon guys,

KLX used at Braidwood VTR the other week pinged due to lean neeedle.

Owners manual says it should be a a Mikuni  Jet Needle  6H2-2.

Not whats in it. Had a look on Mukunioz but couldn't find it.  I heard it might be a `special' .

What can be used as a standard replacement needle?

Kind regards

Pete
KTM 250 1980,  Maico 250 AW 1977, Husqvarna CR 430 1981, , CZ 250 1973 and a 550 Husaberg

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Re: KLX 250 Standard Needle or replacement
« Reply #1 on: June 09, 2019, 09:37:48 pm »
What is the number of the needle in it?
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Re: KLX 250 Standard Needle or replacement
« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2019, 06:44:28 am »
Hi John,

Not sure as yet. But I know it's not the standard one. Was planning get hold of the standard one and do it all in one go

Cheers Pete
KTM 250 1980,  Maico 250 AW 1977, Husqvarna CR 430 1981, , CZ 250 1973 and a 550 Husaberg

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Re: KLX 250 Standard Needle or replacement
« Reply #3 on: October 02, 2019, 03:40:58 am »
I ended up using the standard needle on the leanest or next leanest setting with a one size smaller needle jet. I spent a whole day faffing with the needle position only to end up where it had been in the first place. Standard is P-2 so I bought the next leanest that Allens Performance [UK] make. For some markest at least the KLX came too rich. Journos back in the day complained about a stumble/hesitation and blamed the carb. It was just the jetting