The oil injection nozzles I have fit loosely in the carburetors. One side is OK, but still looser than I would like. The other side is loose. What is the best way to seal them? RTV silicone? Yamabond 4? Any tips would be appreciated.
Judging from what I put in my amazon cart so I would remember, Chuck says Loctite 640 High Strength Sleeve Retainer. Hopefully someone better at searching the site can confirm. Posted this year, I bet.
Yamaha recommended contact cement.
The locktite will work if you have it, or use JB weld
http://www.2strokeworld.net/forum/index.php?topic=990.msg7723#msg7723
http://www.2strokeworld.net/forum/index.php?topic=51.msg158#msg158
Wow, thanks for all the rebuilding of the Tech Library, SoCal250! :whoop: I better check more often and work on my search skills! Super appreciate both, Thanks!
Quote from: Barto on September 17, 2020, 08:59:21 PM
Wow, thanks for all the rebuilding of the Tech Library, SoCal250! :whoop: I better check more often and work on my search skills! Super appreciate both, Thanks!
:thumbs: It's a little Yamaha heavy but it's intended to be our go-to resource for specs and other info tidbits.
Thanks! I guess my search skills need some honing also. I thought I had checked the Tech Library but apparently not good enough. Now that I see the link to the green loctite solution I realized I had read that before this bike was back-burnered. Fired it up today and it was awesome. First engine I have totally rebuilt. Well, I left the oil pump alone as I have been told many a time that they are bullet-proof. (Here come the comments....)
I use locktite green for all my brass carb parts that come off
Where do you buy new nozzles thwt fit stock rd400 carbs?
yamabits, economy cycle, hvc cycle.
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