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 Git Brolly Dolly
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 Posted: 16:39 - 27 Mar 2005 Post subject: TZR125 carb, more fuel outside than in. |
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Hi, I have a bit of a problem.
I have this carb in front of me and it's leaking fuel out the overflow pipes.
I have checked the float heights, they ok.
Floats look fine, don't think they are split.
Needle valve and seat look good.
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the needle is shot and I would not be surprised if it has taken the needle jet with it, it will be getting these as soon as I can order them next week but could they cause the problem of the carb filling up with too much fuel when the engine is off? I always thought the needle valve controlled this?
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 Posted: 16:56 - 27 Mar 2005 Post subject: |
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Hey.
Could be your fuel switch diaphragm nackered, and its gravity feeding heaps of fuel into the carb?
Other wise rebuild the carb with new gaskets, and the parts you mentioned that were damaged. Then put the carb back, and run it on Redex carb cleaner.  ____________________ Big Kawasaki ZXR 400 project here:
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 Posted: 20:05 - 27 Mar 2005 Post subject: |
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Thank's greatly for that, certainly cleared allot up.
The float pivots fine, all smooth there. it's a black plastic float, not sure if it's foam inside or not, sounds pretty solid.
I just gave the float a dunking in a bowl of water, it's still floating and doesn't appear to be leaking air when under..,going by the state the needle/jet was in, 2 years of water/mayo, crust and rust, getting expensive now, better tell him my fears, I need more money for another bit
Needle valve or float/both.. do yamaha do a rebuild kit...
/looks for carb dealer |
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Petrol used to run out of mine, but never on the higher breather pipe, just the black one underneath.  ____________________ DNA50 (sorry) ->> TZR125l >> GPZ500S |
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 Posted: 11:19 - 29 Mar 2005 Post subject: |
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The shopping list so far.
Needle set, nozzle, needle valve, needle valve seat.
guess how much £150
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