 von1papen Spanner Monkey
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Yeah I have had similar problems of late only mine was opposite to your problem, my needle valve was sticking allowing the float chamber to flood.
If I was you I would strip the carb, take out the needle valve, blow out the passage from the petrol intake through to where the needle valve seats and use wire wool to lightly sand the needle valve edges smooth, lightly wire the needle valve seat too, set float height, set mixture screw and away you go.
I don’t know what year your bike is so I can’t give you the stock settings for your carb, you should be able to download the PDF service manual from below which will tell you what they are.
EG. mixture screw turns from it's closed seated position, float height which is measured when the carb is held upside down.
Service manual
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 von1papen Spanner Monkey
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 Posted: 12:09 - 29 Aug 2011 Post subject: |
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Got the Haynes manual so it I'am ok there! I just manually filled the carb bowl and she did start bringing through petrol, then screwed the carb together, then put her back into the bike.
(with the bowl full she should have enough to run for a good ten mins on idle so if not getting the fuel through was the problem this should have proved it)
Then she would kickstart on choke, then I'd switch to normal and rev her like hell to keep her running. Upon returning to idle you would hear a sucking noise and a slight rattle and she'd die.
In general there is a sucking noise coming from around the whole carb area maybe even the engine? Even when revving but especially more so when she returns to idle and dies.
So basically I don't think it is the float valve anymore.... Bugger!  |
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