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thuglyf06
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Joined: 03 May 2008
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PostPosted: 17:26 - 07 May 2008    Post subject: petrol pipes on speed fight. Reply with quote
hiya i have recently got a speed fight. put a new piston and head on the bike.....
now have 3 pipes
1 for 2 stroke oil
2 for petrol
3 for petrol (breather???)

i have no idea where to connect them.
have tried connecting the 2 stroke pipe to a small bit near the exhaust exit on the head. been told this is where it mixes up ?? :s

2nd pipe to inlet on the top of the carb

3rd to the small nozzle thing on the down bit of the carb..

but the petrol pipe no.2 just floods the engine!
any help guys????
also any tips to get the bugger started.
i do have spark btw!
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andys675
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Joined: 08 Feb 2007
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PostPosted: 22:46 - 07 May 2008    Post subject: Re: petrol pipes on speed fight. Reply with quote
thuglyf06 wrote:
hiya i have recently got a speed fight. put a new piston and head on the bike.....
now have 3 pipes
1 for 2 stroke oil
2 for petrol
3 for petrol (breather???)

i have no idea where to connect them.
have tried connecting the 2 stroke pipe to a small bit near the exhaust exit on the head. been told this is where it mixes up ?? :s

2nd pipe to inlet on the top of the carb

3rd to the small nozzle thing on the down bit of the carb..

but the petrol pipe no.2 just floods the engine!
any help guys????
also any tips to get the bugger started.
i do have spark btw!


one of the pipes sucks the vacuum tap open to let the fuel flow through the other one, the vacuum one goes on the bottom of the tap, and the fuel flow comes out of the higher one, if you get them the wrong way round simply reverse them


don't try and jump start it if you have an immobiliser as it can fry it, make sure you battery is fully charged and tested to be 12V and you're using fresh petrol (not six months old stuff) and a new spark plug, should be no problem then
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thuglyf06
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PostPosted: 14:06 - 08 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote
ohh i get the petrol thing but the petrol seems to be on fully no stopping so the valve is buggered...
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