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truslack
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PostPosted: 00:12 - 23 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Can you define what you mean by a backfire - do you mean a backfire (through the carb) or combustion in the exhaust, causing flames to shoot out of the silencer? (which I'm pretty sure is NOT a backfire)
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PostPosted: 00:29 - 23 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

rob yarrr wrote:
well not quite backfiring,its popping alot especially at higher revs


Take it back to the mechanic that ballsed it up and tell him to do what you paid him for.
Simples.
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PostPosted: 11:13 - 23 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Interestingly i have found my 2-t NSR dosnt so much backfire as much as it will occasionally *queef* haha.
That said, the 4t 125 sometimes backfired and it to sounded like a shot gun Razz

No idea how this could be caused when the engine is running though, especially at higher rev's so not much else of use to add here so i'll go with the above advice..

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PostPosted: 19:39 - 23 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

IME
coughing or spitting through the carbs is one sign of weak mixture
igniting through the exhaust can be a symptom of an air leak on the exhaust system

but as your guy has fitted new points (which on a CG would not require footling with either carbs nor exhaust system) I would have thought is more than likely the fault is to do with whats laying behind the stator

could be he's not nipped the points up and they are "wandering" causing wonky and possibly intermittent timing ?
(or overtightened them and a head has sheared off?)

Could also be that the wire that connects to the points has come adrift and is being intermittent or the wire has snapped and has become random?

First port of call would be to contact the garage and see what they suggest as there could potentially be a loose bolt in there (if one has come out completely) which could cause £££££ problems in riding the bike much further to get it looked at

Maybe worth pulling the cover off and using a torch to see if the points are properly screwed down and both bolts are present and correct before riding it again??

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PostPosted: 22:37 - 23 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

That's sounding more like a carb problem to me, have you had a look at the plug colour? also if you have access to a timing light you can check how it has been set, retarded timing causes hot running and pretty impressive backfires but you would have noticed the lack of power that goes with it.
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PostPosted: 16:18 - 25 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would try moving the clip on the carb needle up one notch to lean it out a little in the mid range, easy to pop it back if it doesn't work or one the other way if it makes it worse Thumbs Up


I found this for the Keihin carb's to show what bit affects what...
https://asulaeman.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/tuningcarb2.gif


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PostPosted: 16:19 - 25 Aug 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Why haven't you taken it back to the mechanic who did the work in the first place?
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