Here are some things to check. Is the float inside carb sticking? You jets may need to be replaced they do erode after time. Is the needle seating correctly in the main jet. just some thigs to check.
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Most likely you're thinking of the jets in the dirt bike's carburetor.
go to a local dirt bike shop and explain the problem to them dirt bike stores always have mechanics to help
it hooks on to the engine block and atteaches to the gas line
the carburetor might be clogged or the carbs throttle slide might be stuck
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You are getting too much air into your engine, if this is a motorcycle, ATV or dirt bike carb try adjusting the air screw.
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No matter what dirt bike you are riding you will want to install the switch via the ignition coil. Obviously based on the dirt bike you will need to find a convenient place for the key switch but make sure you run it through the ignition coil. Especially if you have both a electric and kick start on your dirt bike.
On a Honda dirt bike, hoses from the carburetor typically include the fuel line, which connects to the fuel tank, and the overflow or vent hoses, which help manage fuel overflow and pressure. The overflow hose routes excess fuel away from the carburetor, while the vent hose allows air to enter the fuel system. Additionally, there may be a drain hose to remove any fuel or liquid from the carburetor bowl. Proper routing of these hoses is crucial for optimal performance and to prevent leaks.
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