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12-26-2010, 06:35 PM
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Joined: Mar 2008
Location: Colorado Front Range
Oddometer: 23
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Jetting the XT250
artbone:
Here's my experience with jetting the XT250 for higher elevations. I got the main jet part number from a parts fiche and then I tried variations of that number at www.ronayers.com to find the other sizes. These jets were used by a bunch of Yamaha thumpers in the 1980s and 1990s. Yamaha part number - main jet size 288-14343-70-00 is #140 288-14343-68-00 is #135 standard main jet for 2008 XT250 288-14343-65-00 is #130 288-14343-63-00 is #125 288-14355-61-00 is #122 288-14343-60-00 is #120 288-14343-59-00 is #118 I ride from 5000ft up to 12000ft. On long hills and full throttle in 4th and 5th gear, my XT (with #135 main jet) had a bad rich stumble. I drilled some holes in the airbox, but it wasn't enough, so I got the smaller jets. I finally ended up with #122 main jet. I did not make any changes to the needle. The bike runs much better and I'm happy. JollyMeanGiant screwed with this post 12-26-2010 at 06:48 PM |
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