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12/13/11 at 23:12:55
 
Hi, guys

I have a suzuki savage LS650 i cured my backfireing with the white spacer mod.

My friend has bought one same model but abit younger than mine, his backfires, i have done a full carb strip down cleaned and white spacer mod on his, but still have backfireing, and i mean big backfireing and loud explosions in the muffler when you open the throttle, it will tick over nicely but has soon has you open the throttle you get loads of backfireng period .

Please can anybody advise what wrong. Sad
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Reply #1 - 12/13/11 at 23:33:18
 
Look for a leaky exhaust, Be Gentle with the header to cylinder bolts. Tighten them when the engine is cold,
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Reply #2 - 12/13/11 at 23:52:00
 
mmg123 wrote on 12/13/11 at 23:12:55:
and i mean big backfireing and loud explosions in the muffler when you open the throttle, it will tick over nicely but has soon has you open the throttle you get loads of backfireng period .

This is unusual for us, backfiring when you open the throttle.
You may have gone too far with the white spacer mod.  I'd put it back to stock.
And certainly, check the header and muffler for exhaust leaks.
Is it a stock muff?
what jets?
mileage and year?
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Reply #3 - 12/14/11 at 06:00:40
 
If it is backfiring thru the exhaust when you open the throttle, it is "misfiring" !
I'd be looking for ignition misfiring or timing.

If it was backfiring (sneezing) thru the intake, then I'd be looking at the carb, possibly late timing.
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Reply #4 - 12/14/11 at 12:51:09
 
You have stock air filter and muffler?
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Reply #5 - 12/15/11 at 23:28:18
 
Thanks guys,I have checked the header and muffler for any leaks ,even took it off completely and re-sealed it.
My friend has bought this bike like this backfireing, yes abit dumb but this is why he got it cheap. And yes its a new replacement header pipe and muffler stock.
No difference with the white spacer mod.  :'(

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Reply #6 - 12/15/11 at 23:30:36
 
Routy wrote on 12/14/11 at 06:00:40:
If it is backfiring thru the exhaust when you open the throttle, it is "misfiring" !
I'd be looking for ignition misfiring or timing.

If it was backfiring (sneezing) thru the intake, then I'd be looking at the carb, possibly late timing.


ignition misfiring or timing. ??? Are these two seperate things ???
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Reply #7 - 12/16/11 at 23:25:55
 
Ok, Guys i have checked the timeing all marks line up, I have noticed when i took the fuel tank off the petcock tap does not shut the fuel off ???? Undecided
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Reply #8 - 12/16/11 at 23:30:02
 
If you swing it so it points to the back of the bike, thats p[rime, & its gonna drain the tank, down is "on", but no fuel flows till theres vacuum from the carb to the petcock. Forward is reserve. Its "Off" unless its on prime, or unless the diaphragm is busted.
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Reply #9 - 12/17/11 at 22:19:33
 
So the petcock cant be the problem then Undecided
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Reply #10 - 12/17/11 at 23:26:04
 
Can the head gasket cause this problem ??????????? Undecided
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Reply #11 - 12/18/11 at 00:13:02
 
Id plug the vac line & run it on prime,
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Reply #12 - 12/18/11 at 20:48:46
 
Already plugged it, Also today done valve clearences, still backfireing, maybe person before has over tightened them and the problem is a bent valve. ???????????????? Undecided
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Reply #13 - 12/18/11 at 21:09:02
 
You'd have to seriously over tighten to get a bent valve that way and it wouldn't run... period.

Can you do a compression check?  that would eliminate a problem with the valve (and rings too)

mileage (or kilometerage) ?

Do you know what jets you have?
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Reply #14 - 12/18/11 at 21:40:57
 
I dont know what the jet sizes are,( how would i find this out), i can borrow a compression test kit, can you please guide me has to ( what the compression should read). Thank you to all concernered for your help so far. Cool


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