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Final carb tuning dt360
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Starts on first kick, idles, but constant blubbering in the 1/4 to 3/4 throttle range. Full throttle takes off like a scalded cat! Needle clip in top groove, new needle-setter with good O-ring, and 130 main jet. Pure smooth power kicks in at around 4,000 rpm. First part of vid is gentle mid-throttle acceleration through the gears; last part is full throttle. (2 minute vid)
Could sure use a little guidance from the EnduroWizards! Cheers, Pat
Starts on first kick, idles, but constant blubbering in the 1/4 to 3/4 throttle range. Full throttle takes off like a scalded cat! Needle clip in top groove, new needle-setter with good O-ring, and 130 main jet. Pure smooth power kicks in at around 4,000 rpm. First part of vid is gentle mid-throttle acceleration through the gears; last part is full throttle. (2 minute vid)
Could sure use a little guidance from the EnduroWizards! Cheers, Pat
11 Apr 2026 07:17
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Replied by Swoop56 on topic Final carb tuning dt360
One possible cause for those symptoms is wear in the needle and needle jet .
OEM part numbers are needle 438-14116-08 ( 5EJ8 )
needle jet 445-14141-38 ( 241 O-8 )
A thorough ultrasonic clean of the carb would be a good starting point , before actually replacing hardware .
OEM part numbers are needle 438-14116-08 ( 5EJ8 )
needle jet 445-14141-38 ( 241 O-8 )
A thorough ultrasonic clean of the carb would be a good starting point , before actually replacing hardware .
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11 Apr 2026 14:27
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+1 on Swoop56 comment regarding the needle and needle jet. Replacing those items on my DT400B and DT250B absolutely eliminated the blubbering. Unfortunately I cannot find anyone selling the needle jet 445-14141-38 for the DT360A. So on my DT360A I only replaced the needle. MarkT shared info on a more common alternative 159 needle jet that I plan to try this year.
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I'm with Swoop56. Worn needle jet. Alternatively havev you got you idle mixture screw fully in!! Instead of 1.5+ out. Is there something blocking the air feed to the needle jet--have a look. Had the slide guide pin gone walking & slide has turned. Oring should be good or would never clear on full song. Back to Swoops thought though. Worn needle jet, the metering bit at the top.
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11 Apr 2026 17:18
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stock 241 jet, VM30SS
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159, Q-6
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159, Q-6
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L=159 Q-6, R=241
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159 jet from a VM30-83 in a VM30SS w/the 6 series needle from the 30-83. Ran a lot like a VM30-83 in this configuration.
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1969 Yamaha CT1 175
1974 Yamaha DT125A
1974 Yamaha DT360A with SP96 Exhaust
Next…196x-197x Yamaha something.
1969 Yamaha CT1 175
1974 Yamaha DT125A
1974 Yamaha DT360A with SP96 Exhaust
Next…196x-197x Yamaha something.
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Gotta be careful that the tall top jet has the right slide for clearance when throttle is closed. Just saying.
11 Apr 2026 21:53
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