[Crave]

I was cleaning the jets and i relised that one jet still didnt have a passage through it. I tried clearing i up but nothing happend. Heres the picture of the jet, should this jet have a hole through it?
(I had to post a link to the screenshot since im sending this on my phone)

https://ibb.co/FWBPZ13

 

[SamUK]

That link doesn't work for me.. Try clicking 'advanced' on reply then click the paperclip icon to add an attachment.

All jets obviously have a small passage through them, how did you try to clear them? If you have a small set of drills you could try twisting one through by hand and then finish off by using a burning torch file. Alternatively, buy new jets, there cheap.

 

[Crave]

That link doesn't work for me.. Try clicking 'advanced' on reply then click the paperclip icon to add an attachment.

All jets obviously have a small passage through them, how did you try to clear them? If you have a small set of drills you could try twisting one through by hand and then finish off by using a burning torch file. Alternatively, buy new jets, there cheap.

I tried using a staple and a hammer the went on to something different with a point edge but nothing could get through i also blew compressed air through.

 

[Goober]

That doesn’t look like something that should not have come out. Or the picture is off.

 

[Crave]

That doesn’t look like something that should not have come out. Or the picture is off.

well its a jet so i unscrewed it off the carb

 

[Goober]

You might try a rebuild kit. I don’t know if you can repair the piece you have because i can’t see what it is.

 

[fishfiles]

That is the slow speed #40 jet , you can still get a new one for $7.50 ------ soak that jet in some carb cleaner , then pick and blow at it some more

https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/honda/atv/1988/trx300-a-fourtrax-300/carburetor

 

[SamUK]

What condition is the fuel tank in, rusty or clean? Sometimes jets block up with old rust particals and jam solid.
As said above, your best option would be to invest in a carb rebuild kit. It's easier and 100% not going to raise any doubt if you have further issues after reinstalling the carb.

A few worthy mentions from my own past experiences...

Make sure the carb is clean, treat it like a human heart, you want it surgically clean.

Rebuild it on a clean white surface so you can see dirt, grit and such.

Be sure to clean the fuel tank the best you can, fit a new fuel hose and install an inline fuel filter too.

Hope this helps