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pilot air jet

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by leadboots, May 30, 2008.

  1. leadboots

    leadboots Member

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    hey guy I have a question the canadian and american pilot air is a 225 correct. My bike which is a canadian one has a 195 in it? should I change it to a 225 jet?
     
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    chacal Moderator Moderator Supporting Vendor Premium Member

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    Actually, the French-English service manual for the XJ750 Maxim and Seca models lists the #195 pilot air jet as the correct size.......I'll have to assume that a French-English service manual is intended for the Canadian market. It also lists it using a #43 pilot fuel jet. What size pilot FUEL jet is in your bike?

    And while you're at, check the main jet Needle, also....it's supposed to be a Y-14 (US versions use a Y-13 needle).
     
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    ya its got a Y-14 and a #43 pilot thanks for the help
     
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