Repair 7

Carburetor Vacuum Tools

The carburetor mixes air and fuel for the engine inside a car or motorcycle. The two types of carburetors are vacuum operated and fixed venturi. In vacuum operated carburetors, the opening which the fuel passes through is regulated by a vacuum operated piston. The piston is connected to a needle that slides inside the fuel jet.

Carburetor Synchronizer, Digital Vacuum Test

The Carburetor Synchronizer, Digital Vacuum Test is a digitally displayed synchronizer for balancing carburetors. It has a LCD screen that allows you to synchronize carburetors to the highest level of accuracy.

Pop-off Gauge

A pop- off gauge is used to calibrate carburetors pop-off pressure. It can read 1/2 psi increments up to 30 psi pressure.

Carburetor Leak Detector

A carburetor leak detector is used to check the needle and seat pressure with a gauge. You can also use it to check impulse diaphragms.

Motion Pro Carb Adjusting Tool

The Motion Pro Carb Adjusting Tool is designed to adjust Mikuni and Keihin vacuum operated carburetors and multiple units. It is 11 inches long and made of alloy steel.

FCR Carb Tool

The FCR Carb Tool is designed longer than a normal carb tool to reach into recessed cavities to adjust Keihin carburetors. It includes a long reach straight slot for pilot jets, a 6 millimeter hex for main jets and a 3 millimeter Allen wrench for removing float bowls.

Carburetor Vacuum Synchronizer

A carburetor vacuum synchronizer is used to balance out carburetors. Mechanics and technicians can visually see the balance for a high level of accuracy. The synchronizer can be used on multiple carburetors.

Mini-T Carburetor Tool

A mini-T carburetor tool is a hand tool designed for quick jet changes. It includes a No. 2 Phillips bit, a No. 1 straight slot bit and a 6 millimeter hex socket.

Air Blow Gun

An air blow gun blows dirt and dust using a hose and air inlet. You can use the rubber tip to clean out your carburetor jet.