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Reply #105 - 10/20/15 at 19:29:05
 
I wish the jet numbers were that easy to read!
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Reply #106 - 10/20/15 at 21:38:58
 
The one on the CA model carb does look like that, from what I can see. I couldn't figure how to extract it with that head. The one in my hand has a notched head for a flathead screw driver and i believe is a 55 after seeing the loglogo in the pic. The number is just under the threads beneath the head.
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Reply #107 - 10/20/15 at 21:52:11
 
Why does it need changed?
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Reply #108 - 10/21/15 at 05:49:17
 
I'm only asking if it needs to be changed out. I was asked in the earlier posts for the sizes. As i was checking it against serowbots carb tuning guide, i realized mine was not the stovk 52.5.
I just want to be sure of everything before i reassemble it this morning.
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Reply #109 - 10/21/15 at 10:13:21
 
I really sympathize with you when you have a carb and you don't know what "previous owners"? have done or attempted to do.

Fortunately you are asking the people who collectively know more than anybody.  

Keep at it.
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Reply #110 - 10/21/15 at 20:56:23
 
Well, Knowing the problems you've had, I wonder if you wouldn't be ahead to shoot it clear and just install the carb and get it running. I don't remember much about that. I broke mine off when  I tried. I didn't fight it. I ran it.
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Reply #111 - 10/22/15 at 05:22:14
 
I just wanted to share this bc i feel incredibly accomplished, esp considering a week ago the guy at Lowe's didn't want to sell me a drill. My first carb rebuild!! Going to reassemble the bike now. Wish me luck. Will post an update in a few. I couldn't have done it without you guys. Thank you so much! Let's hope she starts.
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Reply #112 - 10/22/15 at 12:42:56
 
It started! She ran smoothly. I'm intears bc I'm so happy.
I turned it off and jumped like six feet in the air. I am trying not get too excited as the other guy had it running long enough for me to take a ride last month but right now, my joy is overwhelming. Thank you sooooooo soo much.
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Reply #113 - 10/22/15 at 15:27:29
 
Woo low!
Congrats 1st time feels great don't it?
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Reply #114 - 10/22/15 at 16:44:16
 
That feeling is exactly the reason why we tell people to not use a "professional" bike mechanic. YOU can learn something and feel a great sense of accomplishment too! Plus, those moron mechanics don't get a chance to screw something up.

Congrats!
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Reply #115 - 10/22/15 at 20:10:16
 
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Reply #116 - 10/22/15 at 21:34:58
 
You Rock, jj! Great work.  Cool
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Reply #117 - 10/23/15 at 05:50:57
 
Ok.
So, this morning.... It started then slowly died as i got off to move my bike cover. This took all of 8secs.  It is attempting to start now but not turning over. The batt is good. No clicking.
I am sure i need an oil change but i doubt that is the reason for the hesitation this morning. Any suggestions? I have about a half tank of premium. The spark plug was replaced right before i picked it up but i don't think i have the tools to grab it ahora. I'll prob change the oil tmrw. Having a hard time removing the bolts on the oil filter cover.
Le sigh.
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Reply #118 - 10/23/15 at 06:03:57
 
Also, i gave the float bowl a few sharp taps w the wrench just in case the needle was stuck. I sprayed some starting fluid by my intake yest and today, just a short blast this morning and I tried it choke in and out. The gas is new. I put it in yest.
I let my fuel run in the on position for a few mins before starting bc w the raptor petcock there's no prime.
I am positice everything went on better than it came off. I triple checked my work.
Those are all the pertinents I can think of. The battery was charged last wk at autozone and although i have a frayed wire, it's strong. Ok. That's it. Please help.
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Re: Compression at 72psi after testing at 180 last
Reply #119 - 10/23/15 at 06:38:39
 
jjthejetplane wrote on 10/23/15 at 05:50:57:
It is attempting to start now but not turning over. The batt is good. No clicking.


"Not turning over" - to use those words means that when you hit the starter button the starter doesn't engage and rotate the engine.  If you mean that the starter turns the engine but it won't "start and run"....then you need to tell it that way.

So....you are telling us the starter motor works, the engine rotates - but the engine doesn't start and run?
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