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Message started by cFLOW on 01/18/08 at 14:41:05

Title: Carb Problems
Post by cFLOW on 01/18/08 at 14:41:05

I seem to be having some carb problems well maybe. I can start my bike and it runs fine for about 5 min. then it just dies. I can let it set for a while then it starts again but after 5 mins it stops. I have pulled the carb and cleaned it twice and checked the valves and cam chain. pretty much everything but it still does this. also sometimes it will die at the slightest amount of throttle input. I was thinking it was water in the gas so changed the gas and it did it again. Someone please help me Im trying to sell it and a local guy is interested and I want to get it running.

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by demin on 01/18/08 at 14:55:23

Sounds like maybe a petc0ck problem.Try it on prime. :-/

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by rigidchop on 01/18/08 at 16:03:05

i agree

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by thumperclone on 01/18/08 at 16:24:59

ditto ^^^    10 year old screen in there??

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by geo on 01/18/08 at 20:41:48

What about the spark plug?
Air cooled engines have all sorts of spark plug related problems.
I do agree the screen might be plugged. But while you have the tank off cleaning the petty thing, checkout and replace the spark plug.

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by thumperclone on 01/18/08 at 21:42:34


616369060 wrote:
What about the spark plug?
Air cooled engines have all sorts of spark plug related problems.
I do agree the screen might be plugged. But while you have the tank off cleaning the petty thing, checkout and replace the spark plug.
yeppers!!! specially if its ten y.o. also!!

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by T Mack 1 on 01/20/08 at 11:31:17

Could be spark plug, but it would  also be a pain to start then.  I keep telling friends, two spring maintainence items should always be oil & sparkplug.  Plugs are fairly cheap $2- $3 ....

If it runs on Res and not Run then suspect the screen.  If it only runs on prime, check the vacuum hose integrity.  

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by barry68v10 on 01/20/08 at 11:36:09

Could be a faulty ignition box... :-/

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by barry68v10 on 01/20/08 at 11:36:57

Or plug, or pickup wire...

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by barry68v10 on 01/20/08 at 11:37:51

But, sounds the most to me like a plugged fuel screen.

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by mdurham on 01/20/08 at 16:57:46

I think I have a simular problem cFLOW.

Mine starts just great, then after it warms up, it acts like the choke is still on, seems to flood out.
The funny thing is, here, in 25 degree weather I can start it up instantly without pulling out the choke and it idles beutifully, then it dies when it warms up, acting like the choke is still on.

Like you, I took apart the carb and cleaned it.

Can you start yours without pulling out the choke??

Anyway, good luck...I just bought mine, knowing it had this problem, but got a good deal on it...now if I can just get it to run right.

Cheers,


Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by barry68v10 on 01/20/08 at 18:03:07


025D484C4B483A0 wrote:
I think I have a simular problem cFLOW.

Mine starts just great, then after it warms up, it acts like the choke is still on, seems to flood out.
The funny thing is, here, in 25 degree weather I can start it up instantly without pulling out the choke and it idles beutifully, then it dies when it warms up, acting like the choke is still on.

Like you, I took apart the carb and cleaned it.

Can you start yours without pulling out the choke??

Anyway, good luck...I just bought mine, knowing it had this problem, but got a good deal on it...now if I can just get it to run right.

Cheers,


Sounds like yours is set way too rich at idle...

Title: Re: Carb Problems
Post by Savage_Greg on 01/21/08 at 10:56:31


202330303B747A347372420 wrote:
[quote author=025D484C4B483A0 link=1200696065/0#10 date=1200877066]I think I have a simular problem cFLOW.

Mine starts just great, then after it warms up, it acts like the choke is still on, seems to flood out.
The funny thing is, here, in 25 degree weather I can start it up instantly without pulling out the choke and it idles beutifully, then it dies when it warms up, acting like the choke is still on.

Like you, I took apart the carb and cleaned it.

Can you start yours without pulling out the choke??

Anyway, good luck...I just bought mine, knowing it had this problem, but got a good deal on it...now if I can just get it to run right.

Cheers,


Sounds like yours is set way too rich at idle...[/quote]
Yep...for some reason.  Has anyone mentioned black smoke or a dirty plug?

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