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Message started by lutha on 04/27/18 at 07:20:00

Title: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 04/27/18 at 07:20:00

hi im paololutha from italy and thats my suzuki savage my89 customized by Nico Dragoni Motociclette, big friend & expert customizer :)

actual mods:

custom seat
kawasaki gp550 tail
Hpcorse clone exhaust
custom plate holder

i have some "minor" issue: sometimes wont start & sometimes leaks from carburator vent a lot of fuel..... i think its petcock problem. today i ordered the raptor  5lp 24500 01 00.....

thnx 4 your time! i love forum & this is a great place! i founded  a lot of usefull infos!




Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 04/27/18 at 07:20:32

http://https://scontent-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/31369098_1233672430097911_2800317903897886720_o.jpg?_nc_cat=0&_nc_eui2=v1%3AAeGBzzY_GXKWg0nE_Z9fJE1tNQJ_Lvs-9_Dw88QWI7E4CapB47vy0G_q-VgIgBQ21n1ZqXWpL82IQKqlDMimfbJ3xog8lG5xhrj7pc5c0T5Ihg&oh=d12a0be868f1efe5125455ea6d0e5c29&oe=5B56C63E

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by verslagen1 on 04/27/18 at 08:42:05


2E37362A23420 wrote:
i have some "minor" issue: sometimes wont start & sometimes leaks from carburator vent a lot of fuel..... i think its petcock problem. today i ordered the raptor  5lp 24500 01 00.....


Fuel leaking from the vents is due to a float valve problem.

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by norm92de on 04/27/18 at 08:54:26

Lutha,
Welcome to the forum.

Verslagen has probably given you the answer to your leaking carburetor problem. Keep us informed about how it turns out.

Again welcome. This is the place to solve anything that happens to a Savage. :)

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 04/27/18 at 15:37:21

Thnx 4 answers!

The fuel leaking is strange... I checked all checkable and rebuilded it with new parts... Sometimes dosent leaks for days sometimes leaks for days... And stops leaking with no operation on carb :v

The raptor petcock in USA costs 31$ shipped... in italy 100€ in store  :-/

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 05/10/18 at 03:25:00

just arrived from partzilla!   100$ saved buying it in usa instead of italy  :D



http://https://scontent-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/32260866_1242637612534726_2086051102972706816_o.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=dbe303a0441b4f6d404148c8b3dfc6f9&oe=5B57652D


Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by Dave on 05/10/18 at 03:31:57

Don't forget to take that clear plastic hose off the top filter......it is there to protect the filter during shipping.

(Believe it or not, a few folks have installed the petcock with that hose over the filter). ;)

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 05/10/18 at 04:24:59

thnx for the advice! i also changed this (thats the old one with signs of use)

http://https://scontent-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/32116565_1242689272529560_3028778909568073728_o.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=0de61d3660b18b49c28d3eeada36e158&oe=5B53B0C3

randomly carb still leaks from vents but not so often..... its acceptable


the bike is a 89 with 18k Km & 4 gears

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by LANCER on 05/10/18 at 21:41:31

Wow, giant fingers !

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by batman on 05/10/18 at 22:23:44

Did you also change the valve seat  and it's O-ring ? they come as a matched set . Seeing your comment under the last picture that the carb still leaks some times ,made me think it might be that or your float level may also be set to high. If your carb is still flooding you could be sending gas into your oil in the crank case. I'd be looking into this rather than thinking it's OK if it does it less often. It should never do it.

Title: Re: New Member old bike! :)
Post by lutha on 05/14/18 at 04:40:50


0102170E020D575B630 wrote:
Did you also change the valve seat  and it's O-ring ? they come as a matched set . Seeing your comment under the last picture that the carb still leaks some times ,made me think it might be that or your float level may also be set to high. If your carb is still flooding you could be sending gas into your oil in the crank case. I'd be looking into this rather than thinking it's OK if it does it less often. It should never do it.



we changed all the part in the rebuild kit....

thnx for the advice

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