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Carb problem?
06/14/09 at 10:54:26
 
I cleaned my carb and i put a 150 main jet, at the begining the bike was running ok, with a little tuning of the idlle and mixture screw. after i stop for 2 hours, when i left the trafic light, it wouldn't accelerate properly, i mean from half throtle till full throtle nothing happens,the bike doesn't pull.
what 2 do?
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'93 yellow savage, seat mod, SE exhaust, 152 main & 52.5 pilot, cone air filter, drag bar, 4" risers, Ed L fwctrl
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Re: Carb problem?
Reply #1 - 06/14/09 at 10:58:42
 
Sounds like you're going back in...... Look for a plugged jet or sticky slide...

It happens,...  
You get in there to do good, and loose a piece of gunk into a bad place...
It happens... should be a Murphy law....
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Reply #2 - 06/16/09 at 10:29:15
 
ok! i went back in .... it was the moped setings ..... my slider  was stuck down, i couldn't lift it with my fingers so i used two screwdrivers and open it...  cleaned again with a sand paper and i put just an ideea of wd40 on my fingers and then on the slide and on the carb where meets the slide. i will report if i will have problems with this fix ...
guys, feel free to advise me with some cleaning products for the carb
thanks
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Re: Carb problem?
Reply #3 - 06/16/09 at 10:35:04
 
good ol fashioned Carb Cleaner walmart prolly has it for a buck, but im pretty sure its not rubber safe!

The slide should move with ur finger.

should the slide have a little friction to it? mine does like thers a small peice of debris or something stuck in it but there is not.

Should sanding that be avoided?
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Reply #4 - 06/16/09 at 10:51:54
 
I wouldn't recommend sanding unless it's a super fine grit... 000# steel wool is better... clean is key...
It should move silky smooth, with only the spring and diaphragm resistance felt.
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Reply #5 - 06/16/09 at 11:04:48
 
the thing is i used a spray of carb leaner ... and the result was a stuck slider ... i used a very smooth sandpaper to clean the black carbon on the slide , i don't think i did any harm ...
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Reply #6 - 06/16/09 at 12:22:00
 
Na,... I'm sure it's fine....  
I didn't say never do it,... I just said I wouldn't recommend it.  Grin
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