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 ====== Keihin CV Carb Identification ====== ====== Keihin CV Carb Identification ======
 +
 +**Serial Number:**
 +  * Labeled on the adjacent side to the accelerator pump linkage
 +
 +Example 27231-98 translates to 
 +|Keihin CV Serial Number|Year of Introduction|Notes|
 +|      27231                 |    1998      | Can be used on same year and / or future multiple models|
 +
 +\\
  
 All H-D CV carburetors have a code on one side, above the float bowl. This code is a two part code: ((HD TSB #M-1035 dated 10-8-1993)) \\ All H-D CV carburetors have a code on one side, above the float bowl. This code is a two part code: ((HD TSB #M-1035 dated 10-8-1993)) \\
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 All other carburetors with a "B" or higher revision letter have the new pedestal. \\ All other carburetors with a "B" or higher revision letter have the new pedestal. \\
  
 +===== Keihin Carbs Used on Evo Sportsters from 1986-2006 by Serial Number =====
 +
 +      * All data compiled from HD Sportster Parts Catalogs unless otherwise noted
 +      * All CV models come equipped with accelerator pump unless noted.
 +      * The Serial Number on CV carbs is labeled on the adjacent side to the accelerator pump linkage
 +
 +|  **Keihin non-CV 1986 - 1987**  ||||
 +^Carburetor \\ Serial Number ^Installed On \\ All Models  ||| 
 +|27501-86A (B83H|(86-87) - XLH 883 All Models Domestic and California|||
 +|27502-86B (B83H)|(86-87) - XLH 1100 All Models Domestic and California|||
 +|  **Keihin CV  1988 - 2006**  ||||
 +^Carburetor \\ Serial Number ^  Installed On \\ Domestic models \\ Year - Model  ^  Installed On  \\ California models \\ Year - Model  ^  Installed On \\ Export models \\ Year - Model  ^ 
 +|27031-95|        |        |(95) -  HDI 883 Deluxe \\ (95-97) - HDI 883, 883 Hug \\ (99-2000) - HDI 883, 883 Hug, 883C \\ (01) - Aust 883, 883 Hug, 883C|
 +|27031-95A|        |        |(98) - HDI 883, 883 Hug \\ (02-03) - Aust 883, 883 Hug, 883C, 883R|
 +|27076-95|        |        |(95-97)- HDI 1200 \\ (96-97) - HDI 1200C, 1200S \\ (99-01) - HDI 1200, 1200C \\ (01) - Aust, Eng, Japan 1200, 1200C|
 +|27076-95A    |        |        |(02-03) - HDI, Aust, Eng, Japan 1200, 1200C|
 +|27465-01|        |        |(01) - HDI, Eng, Japan 883, 883 Hug, 883C|
 +|27465-01A|        |        |(02-03) - HDI, Eng, Japan 883, 883 Hug, 883C, 883R|
 +|27465-04|        |        |(04-06) - HDI 883, 883C \\ (05-06) - 883L, 883R|
 +|27076-95A|        |        |(98) - HDI 1200, 1200C|
 +|27480-97|(97) - 1200, 1200C, 1200S \\ (99-01) - 1200, 1200C|        |        |
 +|27480-97A|(98) - 1200, 1200C \\ (02-03) - 1200, 1200C|        |        |
 +|27486-92|        |(92-Early 93) - 1200|        |
 +|27486-92A|        |(93-94) - 1200|        |
 +|27486-92B|        |(95) - 1200|        |
 +|27487-92|(92-94) - 1200|        |        |
 +|27487-92A|(95) - 1200|        |        |
 +|27488-92|        |(92-Early 93) - 883|        |
 +|27488-92A|        |(Late 93-94) - 883|        |
 +|27488-92B|        |(95) - 883|        |
 +|27489-92|(92-94) - 883 All Models|        |        |
 +|27489-92A|(95) 883 All Models|        |        |
 +|27490-96|(96-97) - 883, 883 Hug \\ (99-01) - 883, 883 Hug, 883C|        |        |
 +|27490-96A|(98) - 883, 883 Hug \\ (Late 98) - 883C \\ (02-03) - 883, 883 Hug, 883C, 883R|        |        |
 +|27490-04|(04-06) - 883, 883C \\ (05-06) - 883L, 883R|        |        |
 +|27491-89 \\ No Accel Pump|        |        |(89-90) - Swiss 1200|
 +|27491-96|(96) - 1200, 1200C, 1200S|        |        |
 +|27492-89 \\ No Accel Pump|        |        |89-90) - Swiss 883 All Models|
 +|27495-96|        |(96-97)- 883, 883 Hug \\ (99-01) - 883, 883 Hug, 883C|        |
 +|27495-96A|        |(98) - 883, 883 Hug \\ (Late 98) - 883C \\ (02-03) - 883, 883 Hug, 883C, 883R|        |
 +|27495-04|        |(04-05) - 883, 883C \\ (05) - 883L, 883R|        |
 +|27498-96|        |(96-97) - 1200, 1200C, 1200S \\ (99-01) - 1200, 1200C|        |
 +|27498-96A|        |(98) - 1200, 1200C \\ (02-03) - 1200, 1200C|        |
 +|27501-88 \\ No Accel Pump|(88-90) - 883 All Models|        |(89-90) - HDI 883 All Models|
 +|27501-89|(89-90) - 883 All Models \\ (90) - 1200|        |        |
 +|27501-89A|(91) - All Models|        |        |
 +|27502-88 \\ No Accel Pump|(88-90) - 1200|        |(89-90) - HDI 1200|
 +|27502-89|(89) - 1200|        |        |
 +|27503-88 \\ No Accel Pump|        |(88) - 1200|        |
 +|27503-88A|        |(89-90) - 1200|        |
 +|27503-88B|        |(91) - All Models|(91) - Swiss All Models|
 +|27503-92|        |        |(92) - HDI & Swiss All Models|
 +|27503-92A|        |        |(93-94) - HDI & Swiss - All Models| 
 +|27503-92B|        |        |(95)- Swiss All Models|
 +|27504-88 \\ No Acell Pump|        |(88) - 883 All Models|        |
 +|27504-88A|        |(89-90) - 1200|        |
 +|27731-98|(99-01) - 1200S|        |        |
 +|27731-98A)|(98) - 1200S \\ (02-03) - 1200S|        |        |
 +|27731-04|(04-06) - 1200C, 1200R|        |        |
 +|27732-98|        |(99-01) - 1200S|        |
 +|27732-98A|        |(98) - 1200S  \ (02-03) - 1200S|        |
 +|27732-04|        |(04-06) - 1200C, 1200R|        |
 +|27733-98|        |        |(98) - Swiss 1200S|
 +|27734-98|        |        |(98-2000) - HDI 1200S|
 +|27749-01|        |        |(01) - HDI, Aust, Eng, Japan 1200S|
 +|27749-01A|        |        |(02-03) - HDI, Aust, Eng, Japan 1200S|
 +|27749-04|        |        |(04-06) - HDI 1200C,1200R|
 +
 +===== Pics of Keihin CV40 Carbs =====
 +(Factory Installed) --- Click on a picture to enlarge:
 +
 +**Keihin CV40 #27731-04**
 +|Used on 2004-2006 (Domestic models) 1200C, 1200R((Photo by rocketmangb of the XLFORUM))|||
 +|{{techtalk:evo:carb:27731-04_keihin_cv_by_rocketmangb.jpg?direct&300|}}|||
 +
 +----
 +
 +**Keihin CV40 #27498-96A**
 +|Used on 1998, 2002-2003 (California models) 1200, 1200C ((photos courtesy of blackbikedave of the XLFORUM https://www.xlforum.net/forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/sportster-motorcycle-intake-and-exhaust/sportster-motorcycle-air-intake-carburetor-efi-fuel-and-exhaust/189124-03-calif-cv-27498-96a-info?threadid=2013441))|||
 +|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-1_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-2_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-6_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|
 +|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-3_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-4_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|{{:techtalk:evo:carb:cv-5_27498-96a_by_blackbikedave.jpg?direct&300|}}|
 +
 +====== Enrichment Cable ======
 +===== Sub Documents =====
 +
 +  * [[techtalk:evo:carb01f|Repairing a Broken Enrichener Knob]] \\
 +\\
 +
 +The CV40 has an Enrichener Circuit - The knob is labeled 'Choke' but that is a misnomer. **It is not a choke**. \\
 +A choke sends less air into the venture when closed thus richening the mix. \\
 +An enrichener shoots gas into the venture thus richening the mix. \\
 +It may seen more semantic to call them different names but it is important to realize that the two have different functions to the same end. \\
 +(to richen the mix for better starting). \\
 +
 +{{:techtalk:evo:carb:enrichener_cable_1_by_hippysmack.jpg?direct&300|}} ((photo by Hippysmack)) \\
 +
 +The enrichener knob should stay open and remain open when pulled out and close without binding when pushed in. \\
 +Pulled out engages the enrichment circuit and adds extra fuel into the venture. \\
 +Pushed in closes off the enrichment circuit stopping extra fuel from entering. Read more about it's function [[techtalk:evo:carb02#enrichener_function_choke|here]]. \\
 +To adjust the knob, gently pull it out to the full length and let go. Do not pull hard or at an angle or it could break the knob. \\
 +Tension from the plastic nut behind the knob keeps it from pulling back in. If it tries to pull back in on it's own, the plastic nut isn't tight enough. \\
 +You can tighten it with one hand by hold the knob all the way out with your finger and using you thumb and next finger to tighten. \\
 +There is no need to take it off the bracket for this. You just want to create enough resistance to keep the knob from pulling in on it's own. \\
 +**Caution**, the plastic nut fits onto plastic threads and should not be tightened too much or the threads will strip. \\
 + 
 +{{:techtalk:evo:carb:enrichener_cable_3_by_hippysmack.jpg?direct&300|}} ((photo by Hippysmack)) {{:techtalk:evo:carb:enrichener_cable_2_by_hippysmack.jpg?direct&300|}} ((photo by Hippysmack)) 
 +{{:techtalk:evo:carb:enrichener_cable_4_by_hippysmack.jpg?direct&300|}} ((photo by Hippysmack)) \\
 +
 +If the plastic nut has stripped out, you can cut a piece of rubber tubing,  slit it long ways and stick it between the nut and the knob when needed. ((cantolina of the XLFORUM https://www.xlforum.net/forum/sportster-motorcycle-forum/sportster-motorcycle-intake-and-exhaust/sportster-motorcycle-air-intake-carburetor-efi-fuel-and-exhaust/67750-choke-knob-pulls-in-on-its-own?t=447983)) \\
 +Then when you remove it, slip it on the throttle cable until the next cold startup. \\
  
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