YS Engine YSS8132 61ST-2 Low-Speed Needle for RC Carburettors  [YSS8132]

YS ENGINE LOW SPEED NEEDLE 61ST-2 #S8132
Price:
CAD$10.92
Brand:
YS Engine
Model:
YSS8132
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine adjustment low-speed needle for carburettors

This replacement low-speed needle is made as a spare part for YS Engine carburettor assemblies. The component is used to set idle mixture and refine engine response at light throttle; the following notes cover compatibility awareness, installation pointers, and practical tuning guidance without adding extra specifications.

Compatibility note: the name indicates a YS Engine low speed needle intended as a direct replacement for YS Engine carburettor assemblies. No other chassis or brand compatibility is claimed here.

Installation and handling:

  • Remove the air filter or cover to access the low-speed needle on the carburettor.
  • Carefully unscrew the current low-speed needle, recording the baseline turns or seating position so you can revert if needed.
  • Fit the replacement needle in the same orientation and set it to the factory baseline before making fine tuning changes, ensuring the throttle moves freely without binding.
  • After installation, run the engine under controlled conditions and recheck idle and low-throttle response, making small incremental adjustments while observing behavior.

Tuning role:

  • The low-speed needle regulates fuel mixture at idle and during small throttle openings, affecting smoothness and transition response.
  • Make small changes and perform test runs to avoid running too lean or too rich; begin from the original baseline setting.
  • Replace the needle if wear, damage, or clogging compromises mixture control at low throttle.
The part name targets YS Engine carburettor assemblies; verify the fit with your specific carburettor model before ordering.
Generally only basic hand tools are required to access and replace the low-speed needle; no specialist equipment is assumed.
Return the needle to the baseline setting, then make incremental adjustments with short test runs until idle and low-throttle response are smooth.

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