Keihin Cvk34 Cvk From 2005 Klx 300 on 2040-parts.com
Massillon, Ohio, US
This is a Keihin CVK34 carb from my 2005 KLX300. It is in very good condition as the bike has very few hours on it. However I was having problems gettung it to idle consistently. I replaced the pilot screw and the main jet with brand new ones. It helped, but I wasn't satisfied. I'm not a carb expert so rather than take it to a shop and pay a couple hundred, I went a different way direction and installed a different carb. Also, I believe tgis has the dynojet jet needle. Please ask any questions you have. Thanks for looking.
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