He is the only one (or at least one of the few) on KZfaq that actually installs the cable correctly! Several other videos installed it incorrectly! Be very careful where you get your information from KZfaq. Just because someone has a cam doesn't make them knowledgeable on the subject. This video is gold.

I swear, you're the ONLY person that sets up the throttle cable correctly on these carbies !! I figured out how the nipple at the end of the throttle cable sit in the carb slider a few years back and every person I've spoken to tries to say to me that the cable wraps around the slider blah blah and I'm doing it all wrong blah blah..... lol So THANK YOU for confirming the correct technique of setting up these carbs !!

Many thanks. I'm a motorized bike noob, and after watching bikeberry video on installing throttle cable, I knew it looks bassackwards. Thanks for getting it right.

Great Video! Finally get to see a video of one who knows how to sit cable in slide ! I had figured this out on first attempt ! I did not have to file cable nib for mine, but saw a few videos of people totally feeding their cables with 180 % bend kinks at the slide without realizing how dangerous this can be for a full throttle stick situation! One thing I can suggest is to run a proper pitch tap to ease threading using modified cable adjuster onto cap of carb.This motor is sill in breakin stage so I'll play with jetting after a couple runs. THANKS!😎

Thanks a lot for the video. I'm getting absolutely fed up with Bing (and clone Bing) carbs and have seen soooo many builds with Dellorto carbs and everyone says they're great stuff.

Thanks this was more helpful then any other video of this carb, plus most dont show where to place the slide if im correct it go straight down the front of the carb so spring sits on mount of slide.

Thanks a bunch ! I just bought a motor with this carb, and thanks for the link for the jets.

Excellent, many thanks! I fit mine the other day and went for a ride earlier, 20miles. Mine was super rich on a 75 jet, wouldnt go past say 22mph and was 4stroking at WOT. Going to fit the 65jet and see what happens

THANK YOU! You made the perfect video for it! Couldn’t be more easily said

Wow what an amazing and informative video, thanks alot for this one

You helped me out alot my friend thank you very much

Thanks. I do not speak English. everything is very well shown! understandable without words!😁😁😁

Good Job Kurt S. Very informative. Thanks it will help.

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Best video I found.

Thank you ! I just couldn’t figure out how the cable locked into the slide.

Damn it! I need about an inch more tension on my throttle cable now. The adjustments are maxed out. Ugh... always something with these things.

Thank you Buford I had forgot how to put the slide on

The stock jet in these are perfect for the huasheng 49 cc 4 stroke engines if you want to gain 10+ mph, otherwise I use a 62 jet in my ported PK 80 2 stroke engine at 1375 ft elevation, thanks for the video.

I'm learned. Thank you!

Thanks for posting.

Thank you Kurt.

Thanks for the video I just ordered one and not the knock off one straight from grubee

I really like the Walbro type carbs for tuning (got a separate low and high adjustment as well as idle), but I've been forced to go back to the traditional float bowl type since I couldn't get a working pulse port with the replacement jug i ordered, which is a different design). Hoping this one gives me similar performance to the old chainsaw carb i was running before

I run them too, better thought the power band at a great price

a link for the jets please. Great video.

thank you for the detailed and helpful video, sir I have a Peugeot 103 moped all stock and I have a new dellorto 1515 that came with a 68 jet and I'm wondering if it's safe to use it as is or do I need to down jet a bit thanks in advance and stay well. I absolutely love the dellorto and I would use nothing else.

my nt carb work good then the throtle got hard to work then stuck open / got home i pulled apart the carb and looked in side and the c clip for the needel was bent

Seriously what is the flathead screw on the side it sticks way out close to the intake brass screw. What the hell dow that do?

shame you never mentioned the mixture screw.. because on the carb you have in the video it has a mixture screw.

Great video. But it looks like magic in minute <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="130">2:10</a> Min., i try so often but the cable end does not fit into the slider. What i do wrong? When i try harder the cable bends, looks like the end of cable does not fit, really weird. How long is the end piece of the cable? Thanks

Please tell me... Can I use jet out of my my carb?.. bike ran great w it, just leaks... Uugghh... Ty

Which way richens and leans with the screw?

I noticed my carb was really hot (around 90-120 f) and my bike was running super lean(jet is .70). Later after some headache realized the top plastic part warped and was not sealing fully. I really dont wanna buy another one cause the same will probably happen again. Im struggling to find any other decent carb that isnt overpriced or an intake that insulates better and fits. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know, Thanks :)

Just thinking of a hack to make a jet smaller without buying one thin pin in hole.

Can't you use the stock hp carb throttle top piece? Mine worked ok

Can I use bbr jets for this carb mine don't run right with factory one

Mine do not have 3 adjustment screws on the side? Only one and after a year it won't idle right anymore no matter what I do to it, it idles high and low and idles really high going down hills?

Whats the brass screw all about they advertise it as an air / fuel mix screw

Stock nt jets are they the same or compatible

Any links to the jets that you may know ? Thanks for the review!.

I read in the comments that there is a model of this carburetor with a fuel air adjustment screw. Can you tell me which one and where to find it?

Hey Kurt I've been using the arbeo carb a while now and I'm started to get some 4 stroking at wot. It struggles at 29 or so now, used to go to 32 no problem. Does counterclockwise on the air mix screw make you go leaner? I've tried about 1/3 rotation in each direction, didn't notice a difference

Is jet thread typical for dellorto?

Were can i order a 65 jetting ?

Which one is better for 49cc pocket bike ? 14 14, 15 15 or 16 16 if you don't mind me asking.

Where did you get the jet replacement from?

Will this carb adapt well to a 53cc 4 stroke? Or is it a two stroke carb only

On the side their is that a air fuel screw I see the idle screw but what is the other one?

I’m watching your vid right now lol

Hey I have an 80cc 2 stroke and recently installed a fake delorto carb following your instructions before install the carb i hit 42 now i only hit 31, ive tried the jets that came with the knock off carb with a few mph difference but nothing comes close to what I was running before. Any tips? Thank you

Kurt, is there a great difference between the arbeo and the $20 clone? The clones are available on Amazon, much quicker shipping and I'm impatient :)

#65 diameter is bigger role? In this case result a rich mix fluel and air

I buy this carb regulated it and my bike going slower and cant go to the hight rpms like on original carb

Does it matter if your missing the top gasket? Shown red in your video.

I know that the video is old but should you buy dollerto 6 mm o 5 mm mainjets for this carb?

my carb is about 200€ new😣

Your cable came out From the slide

Did the carb have a black cover that goes over it

What do the #'s mean on these carbs? I.E. 15/15, 14/12, etc?

Whats the screw at the side ? Goes in to the slide i think

why #65? this is variable, it depends on the place, temperature and engine.Im using a #53...

Never listen to youtube videos like this The cable came out of the slide

Watched the whole video just to hear your expertise on adjusting the mixture screw and in the end you say it doesn’t have one. “No air fuel screws to turn”.... while I’m starring at it on the video, haha. Right! Good video though for the noob that can’t figure out how to hook up a throttle cable.