Installation instructions for Cagiva MITO 125 1/2 [all drool] - gas train for 28mm dellorto carburetor - reinforced

• Step 1: Preparation
• Step 2: Remove old parts
• Step 3: attach a new gas train
• Step 4: Mount the carburetor
• Step 5: Setting
• Step 6: final examination

Step 1: Preparation

Before you start, make sure that you have all the tools and spare parts required. This includes a wrench, a cross -slot screwdriver and the new reinforced gas train for the 28mm dellorto carburetor.

Step 2: Remove old parts

Open the Cagiva Mito cladding and remove the old gas train. Make sure you separate the connection to the carburetor carefully to avoid damage.

Step 3: attach a new gas train

Guide the new, reinforced gas train through the bracket and connect it to the carburetor. Make sure that the train sits properly and has no kink.

Step 4: Mount the carburetor

Place the carburetor back in its place and attach it to the corresponding screws. Make sure that all seals are intact to avoid leaks.

Step 5: Setting

Set the trains so that they work optimally. Check the throttle acceptance by gently turning the throttle and ensuring that the carburetor reacts immediately.

Step 6: final examination

Perform a last review of all parts. Start the Cagiva Mito and check whether the gas train works perfectly. Pay attention to unusual noises or movements.

Care tips

Faqs

How often should I check the gas train?

It is recommended to check the gas train for wear and tear and functionality at least once a month, especially before long journeys.

Can I change the gas train myself?

Yes, the change of the gas train is a relatively simple task that can be carried out with basic tools and some skill itself.