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Message started by jandaso on 03/01/11 at 09:42:49

Title: Re: Running problem 2
Post by jandaso on 03/01/11 at 09:42:49

Im having problems with mine too. I recently changed the needle and main jet for a dynojet kit (bought it without knowing about lancers kit) and every time I start (10 minutes to warm up) the bike she will stall when I try to go on first gear.  The only way I can get her to not stall is having the choke on. Also, the bike is stalling on idle (sometimes). I followed the instructions of the kit and this is ocurring now. My bike has the Dyna muffler and a k&n filter as well.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/01/11 at 09:46:12

Look thru the carb section, somewhere in the index...

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1181745927

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/01/11 at 09:57:11


7378777D786A76190 wrote:
Im having problems with mine too. I recently changed the needle and main jet for a dynojet kit (bought it without knowing about lancers kit) and every time I start (10 minutes to warm up) the bike she will stall when I try to go on first gear.  The only way I can get her to not stall is having the choke on. Also, the bike is stalling on idle (sometimes). I followed the instructions of the kit and this is ocurring now. My bike has the Dyna muffler and a k&n filter as well.

Nothing happens to the carb when you put it in 1st.
but you'll get extra drag from the clutch, so is your idle speed high enough? should be 1000 to 1200 rpm.  A little high is better than too low.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by jandaso on 03/01/11 at 10:53:47

I can't even put more throttle. It
Stalls out or acts likes is going to stall like if the carbs were getting flooded. Correct me if I'm wrong is hard to find the words to explain my situation since English is my second language.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/01/11 at 11:27:56

Jan, either you put the carb together wrong or you have the wrong main jet.  Idle jet ok.

1. Try cleaning the carb again, I remember my 1st time didn't go smoothly either.  Repeat clean and reassemble carefully, use the diagrams and make everything is in the right place.

2. Look at the original jet and the new one.  What numbers are they?  Dynojet uses a different numbering system, but someone may be able to say it's right or wrong.  Look at the holes in them, which is bigger, that's the one to use.  And if in doubt, try the original to see if it gets better.

Always a good way to figure out what's wrong, start with what you know works and only change one thing at a time.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by jandaso on 03/01/11 at 11:34:38

Friday I will be sending you the chain tensioner so I will go ahead and take the whole carb apart to clean it (i didn't do it When I changed the main jet and needle) and I will go for there. The main jet from the dynojet kit is a 144. Also, I'm concern about tuning it, I have never done it before and for what I had heard it looks like a tedious work.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/01/11 at 11:41:42


606B646E6B79650A0 wrote:
The main jet from the dynojet kit is a 144. Also, I'm concern about tuning it, I have never done it before and for what I had heard it looks like a tedious work.

And what was the stock jet size?  Stock for california model is 145.  Moderate rejet is a 150 with stock muffler.
maybe tedious when you don't have a good starting point, easy otherwise.

There's suppose to be a washer under the main jet.  If it's not there, when you accelerate, the needle jet can be drawn up into the carb rather than opening.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by Serowbot on 03/01/11 at 11:44:55

dynojets are numbered differently than Mikiuni...

Somebody had a chart somewhere... :-?...

See here...
http://www.ds650.net/mikunivsdynojet.htm

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by jandaso on 03/01/11 at 11:56:21

http://i1135.photobucket.com/albums/m638/jandaso/0b6abe78.jpg

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/01/11 at 15:25:09

Jan, given that chart, no wonder why it runs better with the choke pulled out, you are way under jetted.  I recommend a set of jets from lancer, 150 to 165 should fix you right up.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by jandaso on 03/03/11 at 09:24:20


53405756494442404B14250 wrote:
Jan, given that chart, no wonder why it runs better with the choke pulled out, you are way under jetted.  I recommend a set of jets from lancer, 150 to 165 should fix you right up.


As soon as I can get a hold of lancer, I will be getting a box of goodies 8-) thanks. Btw can you explain me why you think im unde jetted? I just want to understand your opinion to learn. The dynojet kit brought a couple of main jets. I will see if I have something in between 160-176.

Title: Re: Running problem
Post by verslagen1 on 03/03/11 at 12:11:35


2229262C293B27480 wrote:
[quote author=53405756494442404B14250 link=1298998340/15#17 date=1299021909]Jan, given that chart, no wonder why it runs better with the choke pulled out, you are way under jetted.  I recommend a set of jets from lancer, 150 to 165 should fix you right up.


Btw can you explain me why you think im unde jetted? I just want to understand your opinion to learn. The dynojet kit brought a couple of main jets. I will see if I have something in between 160-176. [/quote]


Quote:
The main jet from the dynojet kit is a 144.

That looks to be a mikuni 134, stock savage is 145 and that's lean.

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