[Daddy Boy]

I have the new bit and a pencil size holder, in theory cleaning the pilot jet on a 930 sounds easy but it isnt.
Because the bit is short I can clamp the very end so the remaining length just reaches the jet meaning the operation is done by feel which I dont have much success.
I'm asking the guys out there who do this regular as I'm sure you wouldnt be spending the same time I have (and failed), on customer bikes.
I need pics of tools made or bought to hold the drill bit and still be able to see in there?
Browny

 

[Tony the torch]

here is a pic of the tool we sell to clean out the pilot jet, you need it to be this long to get back into the jet, it's almost 1 1/2" back there...

 

[Jack Adams]

FWIW, the drill is a #78, the jet(hole) is .016. Jack

 

[Daddy Boy]

Tony, Jack, thanks for the backup fellas, the shop sold me a #78 bit because it's .016".
I didn't know that so it was worth a lot mate, I asked him for a 78 thou bit!
Should be able to turn the screw out a few now, it's all the way in to get an idle.

 

[Tony the torch]

you can also use a guitar string to clear it.

 

[Guest]

Snap-On also sells a nice kit for doing this....

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[swooshdave]

Glued into the end of a spray tube also works.

 

[flypa38]

Any of you done the mod suggested on a bunch of websites? I'm referring to the deal where you drill and tap the other side of the pilot jet, then use a cut off mixture screw as a plug. The only purpose is easy access for cleaning! Not sure what it would take as far as tools though......

 

[hh76]

Any of you done the mod suggested on a bunch of websites? I'm referring to the deal where you drill and tap the other side of the pilot jet, then use a cut off mixture screw as a plug. The only purpose is easy access for cleaning! Not sure what it would take as far as tools though......

I was going to, but thought it would be just as tough to reach around the other carb to get at the new access point?

I've been using a single strand from some small wire I had around.

 

[Tiger Dale]

Glued into the end of a spray tube also works.

+1 Works like a champ.

TD

 

[Daddy Boy]

Far out! I realized I have all this info and more in a booklet I bought off Panic at Victory Libraby. I knew I had read somewhere(or dreamed it) about removing the original pilot jet and replacing it with a threaded mikuni jet for tuning using different sizes. Easy to clean too!