dont bother going to the dealer try youtube theres a few different videos on there on snowmobile carb cleaning they should help you but basically just dissasemble the carb making sure to put all adjustments back to the right position make sure to remove all jets and clean thouroughly remove bowl and clean thouroughly make sure float is working properly

 

if you need gaskets or seals/rings you should get them from a dealer or online. By not doing this when you rebuild your carbs they could catch fire. Plus, if you don't have the time and you do have the money then take it to the dealer so you can have someone to blame if somethings wrong.

Theres no shame in going to the dealer. I only get my sleds serviced by the dealer. I never break down either. It's nice to have piece of mind you know

 

Here is a nice intro to carbs:

YouTube - How to clean snowmobile carbs and fuel problems

A nice guide:
Disassembly and Cleaning of a Mikuni Round slide Carburetor

It may be a little intimidating at first, but once you get the carbs off and clean them a couple times it's a breeze. Very simple stuff. I've done it 3-4 times now and I think the whole cleaning takes me 30-45 minutes start to finish.

I can assure you there aren't as many parts to worry about as you might think. I know that had me a little nervous when I first started cleaning/tuning them.

I would recommend asking around this forum before you start to find out what all the adjustments are for your particular sled/setup. Write them down and keep them handy.

 

Look up under "sled how-to's". I have never even taken a carb apart before looking on this forum. I was a little nervous at first but the thread really helped. Now I could take one apart in no time at all. Good luck. Save the money and do it yourself, it's not hard.

 

O yea, don't forget to write down how many times you turn the choke cables, air screw, etc... I mark the choke nuts with white out and leave the stop screw where it is prior to unscrewing the screw.

 

Thanks everyone. Maybe this dummy will give it a try. Don't want to be a rookie forever.

 

Great idea