Step 1: Preparation

Before you start working, make sure that you have all the necessary tools at hand. This includes a screwdriver, pliers and possibly a hexagon key. Also ensure that the motorcycle is on a stable surface.

Step 2: Remove original gas trains

Open the bonnet and locate the gas trains. Loosen the screws that attach the gas trains to the carburetor and carefully remove them. Make sure not to damage the trains.

Step 3: Prepare new gas trains

Take the new gas trains and compare them to the old to ensure that you have the right length and shape. Guide the new trains through the intended brackets and prepare them for the installation.

Step 4: Install new gas trains

Attach the new gas trains to the cargo. Make sure that you are aligned correctly and that there are no complications. Detire the screws to ensure a secure hold.

Step 5: adjustment of the gas trains

Check the voltage of the new gas trains. They should be smooth, but not too loose. Adjust the trains as required by using the adjustment screws on the carburetor.

Step 6: final control

Start the engine and test the gas trains. Make sure that you work smoothly and the speed increases correctly. Perform a test drive to ensure that everything works properly.

How often should the gas trains be checked?

It is recommended to check the gas trains at least once a year or with every inspection to ensure optimal performance.

What to do when the gas trains clamp?

If the gas trains clamp, first check the installation and adjustment. Clean the trains and their connections thoroughly. If the problem continues, the trains should be replaced.

Ducati Pantah SL TL XL 350 500 600 650 [All construction years] - gas train 2 pieces

Price: 49.00 €