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

YS ENGINE LOW SPEED NEEDLE 61ST-2 #S8132
Price:
NZD$13.38
Brand:
YS Engine
Model:
YSS8132
Condition:
Brand New
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Needle for low-throttle tuning and idle control

This item is a replacement low-speed needle intended for YS Engine carburettor assemblies. It performs the low-throttle mixture adjustment role, letting you set idle mixture and smooth the engine reaction at slight throttle openings; notes below emphasise compatibility checks, fitment tips, and tuning use without stating extra specs.

Compatibility note: the product title identifies this as a YS Engine low speed needle for YS Engine carburettor assemblies. Do not assume fitment with unrelated brands or chassis.

Installation and handling:

  • Take off any air filter or carb cover to expose the low-speed needle.
  • Unscrew the fitted needle carefully and mark the original seating or count the turns so you can return to that baseline.
  • Install the new needle in the same orientation and set it initially to the factory baseline; confirm the throttle moves without catching.
  • Perform a controlled run-in and then re-evaluate idle and light-throttle response, adjusting gradually.

Tuning role:

  • The low-speed needle controls fuel flow at idle and small throttle openings, influencing smoothness and throttle transition.
  • Make minimal adjustments and run tests to prevent overly lean or rich mixtures; start from the original setting.
  • Replacement is common when wear, damage, or deposits impair low-throttle mixture control.
Expose the carburettor by removing the air cleaner, then back the needle out slowly while noting its seating position or counting turns to preserve the baseline.
If the needle or seat shows deposits, clean with appropriate solvent and inspect for damage; replace the needle when clogging affects idle control.
After fitting, run the engine lightly to warm it, then recheck idle and low-throttle response and make small adjustments while observing engine behaviour.

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