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Virago 535 Carburetor Popular Q&A
Q: How to Remove a Virago 535 Carburetor.
A: 1. Place the motorcycle on a service stand to hold it in an upright position. Let the engine cool for a minimum of one hour. 2. Unlock the seat latch, using the... Read More »
Q: What are the problem of Virago 535 carburetor?
A: The slide and the diaphragm separate. They just fall apart. Buy new ones. Them carbs are not easy to get out. Had to replace them on mine. Read More »
Q: Carburetor problem Yamaha Virago 535 1998.
A: This is a common issue that comes up with bikes that run CV [constant Velocity] carbs like yours. High idle when warm is often caused by improper adjustment of ... Read More »
Q: How to winterize the carburetor on a yamaha virago?
A: 1. Fill the Virago's fuel tank with unleaded gasoline. 2. Open the fuel cap and pour the correct amount of fuel stabilizer into the tank. Refer to the label on ... Read More »
Q: What oil weight is recommended for the 535 Virago?
A: More than likely 10W-40 but it's best to check with the manufacturer. I recommend a synthetic specially formulated for motorcycle wet clutch applications. Read More »