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If you want the best performance for your carbureted engine, you must take care of your fuel management system! This involves taking apart your carburetor, understanding every part in the assembly, and making sure the internals are perfectly clean.
This BMW R60/5 Carburetor has been a part in the past as the previous owner must have rebuilt it with a new float needle and needle seat. That's already a good start, but I have to make sure everything else is functioning properly.
Let me share with you what I found inside this carburetor and how I clean all the parts!

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Timestamps:
00:00 BMW R60/5 Carburetor Intro
00:34 Carburetor Disassembly
18:00 Ultrasonic Cleaning Process
19:59 26mm Bing Slide Carburetor Parts Overview
28:43 Summary & Outro

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