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 SCHOT_NSR Renault 5 Driver
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 Posted: 18:48 - 03 May 2010 Post subject: nsr 125 great runner if you can see thru the smoke jc20 1990 |
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hi all rite here goes im skint and my last three bikes got niked (persistant ay i) gilera cougar, kawasaki ar and a hombrew twinshock scrambler which i built myself thinking no git would nik summit that ruff i was wrong lol any way after a change of adress and somewhere secure to keep my bike i saved up a few pence that the missus let me keep to keep me happy and a bought a honda alcast jc 20 as a supposedly easy cheap project bloke said he couldnt get a spark and thinks hes let to much 2 stroke in the engine while he was trying to get it started couple of hours work and a bit of cursing i got the bugger going and f me does it go revs well no flatspot pulls well in all gears only thing is there is clouds of smoke i thought as it been a two stroke and it had been standing and what the bloke said i thought id blast it out after letting it warm in the garden for an hour to burn the excess oil(filled the grove with smoke lol)and still clouds of the stuff so i though ill try a decoke on the zaust still clouds of smoke however wen looking at the zuast port there was loads of oil dont know wat to do is there anyway to drain the crank and flush it out etc please help  ____________________ if everything around you seems to be going well you obviously aint got a clue whats happening |
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Hey,
Umm, yeah, its quiet normal to do that when cold.
You say the smoke continues though even after its warmed up? Thats not right.
The 2 stroke oil goes into a tank (back left on the older ones, under the tank ont he newer ones (jc22)).
This oil is then fed into the engine by the bike itself so no need to put oil in the tank with the fuel.
Go over to www.nsr125.co.uk and pick up a service manual from on there (may need to sign up) but its well worth it .
Sounds like the oil pump will need ajusting as its probly pumping to much oil in with the fuel.
Easy to ajust, service manual goes through it in great detail
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cheers thom im just about to send allains a pm hopefully hell have a butchers at the thread but i cant see him saying much differint than what he said to you lol im starting to realy lose hope now it annoys me as it starts first time every time and idles well and all the powers there i dunno  ____________________ if everything around you seems to be going well you obviously aint got a clue whats happening |
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They all rattle.
Ive rebuilt 2stroke motors completely before and they still rattle and tick.
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| MarJay wrote: | | Thom wrote: | Like i say, elliminate the chance its the pump by trying the correct ratio of premix and if the smoke clears up you've practically located your problem |
Running an oil pump bike on premix is bad, it will make the bike run very lean and possibly cause it to seize. It might be OK for short periods but I wouldn't risk it. Plus the bike won't react the same by just sitting and revving it than it will under load.
Secondly, if this guy hasn't ridden the bike (it has no tax or MOT) then how could he have possibly cleared the ming* from inside the crankcases? Overoiling is not a disaster and is better than running lean.
If he takes the bike for a thrash, properly warmed up, and it still smokes then I'd be a bit more concerned. It could possibly be the crank seal has gone and so the bike is burning gearbox oil. It isn't necessarily a bad oil pump. From what I understand a bad oil pump will just not oil the bike, whereas a badly adjusted one will overoil.
If you want a definitive answer on this you need to speak to one of the following:
BlueX5
Kickstart (Keith)
Stinkwheel
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AlainS
Other people may be able to give good advice, but in my experience of this forum a lot of bad advice is often given out regarding two strokes and so it is very easy to do the wrong thing. With the above people you should be safe with whatever they say. I'm into my two strokes but I'm not as much of an expert as those people. What we need is one or more of those to get involved and sort this out!
*Stinkwheel, circa 2006 |
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you prob have an excess of oil in the exhaust and now set properly you just burning old crap from the crank and exhaust,
free to try.... clean the exhaust, not done alot with 2 smokes but have read a couple of threads about it summat to to with summat (think it baking powder or bicarbinate of soda summat like) and water, you take off ya exhaust, bung one end, fill it up, leave, empty, then run,
if i remember right it will clean all the carbon and excess oil out so you just have to get rid of the crap in the engine.
WARNING: make sure you check the right amounts and right stuff befor you try someone will know how to do it
found this thread might help
https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=172824&highlight=exhaust+cleaning ____________________ "WHAT DO YOU MEAN 100 MPH THATS IMPOSSIBLE Its chinese OFFICER."
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This is an example of what Marjay meant ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Excess oil around the crank?!
Burning off?!
What are you on boy!
And for cleaning a 2t exhaust it is generally accepted that you use caustic soda and water, however it is a potentially harmful job should you not do it safely. ____________________ Current Bike: 1996 Yamaha TRX850 (The Japanese-Ducati One).
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| MarJay wrote: | | cloric_tzr wrote: |
mate before you diss other peoples advise read the whole link. but kickstart does always dish good advice ill give him that |
Read what I said, I said that not all of the advice here is bad. However, running an oil pump based road bike on premix is a stratospherically silly idea. It reduces practicality and makes the bike run lean. Even just to test it you're not learning much as the crank seal could have gone and you could be burning gearbox oil as much as two stroke. Despite this, until the OP has taken the bike for a proper ride you're never going to know if the crankcases do contain unburnt petroil, and often a quick thrash is all the bike will need to fire it all out of the exhaust and start running normally.
If you encourage someone even just to 'try' premix they'll end up running the bike like that permanenly which is silly.
The bike appears to run OK but just smokes a bit. Lots of two strokes do this. My NS125 always smoked constantly, and yet it was really powerful for a 125.
Unless the bike is making angry knocking noises or overheating or something then I wouldn't worry too much. As I said, overoiling is not a disaster and will just make the bike smoke a lot and coke up relatively quickly. The OP needs to get the bike MOT'd and taxed, and take it for a good long ride before he can be sure there is an issue.
Sometimes it is necessary to 'diss' other people's advice on this forum as the amount of bollocks posted about bikes is sometimes nausea inducing. I'm not saying that is the case in this thread, but I do think that you shouldn't take offense to what I've said.
You may however take offense to this if you want: I'm not your 'mate'.  |
i agree just to clear tho i never told him to run it pre mix ____________________ i dumped my girlfriend the other day! she wouldnt act out one of my fantasy's. all i wanted her to do was come home from work, catch me fucking her sister and join in!!! miserable bitch!
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| Thom wrote: | This is an example of what Marjay meant ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Excess oil around the crank?!
Burning off?!
What are you on boy!
And for cleaning a 2t exhaust it is generally accepted that you use caustic soda and water, however it is a potentially harmful job should you not do it safely. |
No its not actually bollocks. If the bike isn't being ridden under load, the crankcases will fill with fuel and oil. The crankcases take fuel and oil anyway and 'pre compress' it and push it through the inlet port into the cylinder. Some fuel and oil may pool in the bottom of the crankcase and be stirred up by the motion of the crank and the compression under the piston.
https://www.animatedengines.com/twostroke.shtml
If you take the bike for a thrash the excess oil that settles in the bottom of the crankcases (about the crank!) will be expelled through the exhaust. Nothing to do with caustic soda or anything. Coking up of the exhaust is something different. ____________________ British beauty: Triumph Street Triple R; Loony stroker: KR1S; Track fun: GSXR750 L1; Commuter Missile: GSX-S1000F; Cheap project: CBR900RR FireBlade
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 15 years, 280 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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