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 S1417 Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 20:05 - 03 Jun 2014 Post subject: CB125T Carb Setup |
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I've finally sorted out all the bits my 1980 Cb125T was missing (it only took getting a complete other bike to bastardise for spares ) So it's now running........just.
It starts fine and starts to idle around 3000RPM but then slowly kills itself unless you hold the throttle open slightly. Also if you try and open the throttle past about 1/4 it loses power and dies (it feels the same as when you open the throttle and the bike loses power because it needs to be switched to reserve). I've tried to get to get it to pull away behind the garage but as soon as you try and load the engine it dies
So where do i start? I set the pilot screw as per the manual and tried adjusting the idle.
I get the feeling i may need to pull the carbs off and clean out the jets? I got a bit impatient during the rebuild and decided that seeing as the float bowls were clean the rest would be fine
So any advice on cleaning carbs and general set up would be much appreciated  |
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Well, I think you probably know what's wrong... and what to do about it. You got to take the carbs off and clean the jsts properly.
Be fucking careful taking them off.. remove air-boxes first DONT try yanking them out from between the rubbers... symptoms could already suggest that has been done too often and you have air-leaks in the manifolds which are pure unobtanium.
Once lean and re-fitted making sure you have nice new gaskets where required and no leaks... make sure choke links are syncronised and stay open and closed when told to do so; then report back. IF there's anything to report apart from 'works now'. ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
Current Bikes:'Honda VF1000F' ;'CB750F2N' ;'CB125TD ( 6 3 of em!)'; 'Montesa Cota 248'. Learner FAQ's:= 'U want to Ride a Motorbike! Where Do U start?' |
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 Posted: 22:48 - 04 Jun 2014 Post subject: parts |
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hey shields17 i have some air box rubbers for a 1980 125 t in perfect condition if you let me know specifically what your looking for i'll have a look through my stock  ____________________ Nat King Cole-''Let there be cuckoos a lark and a dove but first of all please let there be love '' |
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ohh and when it comes to cleaning out the carbs ive just had to strip mine in order to set the float bowl heights which were completely out meaning mine was idling at 5000rpm
but all good now so if you cant find a haynes manual i have one i can photograph for you to save you the cash or you can do as i did and leave the carbs in the parts washer for a night and like i say i have airbox rubbers in perfect condition and no use for them as i swapped the airbox on 1 of mine for a set of K&N'S so let me know if your still in need of the rubbers and anything else and i can work something out.
All the best Jim Goose ____________________ Nat King Cole-''Let there be cuckoos a lark and a dove but first of all please let there be love '' |
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| hmmmnz wrote: | hey mike, have you tryed the carb rubbers from the cb125t chinese copy engines, my mate has a jinlun jl125-11 with the same engine
even has Keihin Carbs on it, |
It opens up 'possibilities' hmmmmnz, but, unfortunately the Jinlun copy motors are based on the last variant of the CB engine, the TD-J, and there are a few notable differences; crank and cam-chain is one; the T's and TD's have a duplex roller cam-chain, the TD-J/Jinlun has a Hi-Vo; hence different crank as the crank-sprocket is cast integral with the middle pin.
Carb-wise, TD-J/Jinlun has banked CV carbs; where the T's & TD-C&E have PD sliders; hence different mounting rubbers.
Possible to use the entire TD-J set-up from the head through to the air-box; Chinky carbs are actually cheapest bit of that set-up; aprox £120 off e-bay from China; cheaper than a pair of TD-J slide-diaphragm's from Dave Silvers; but the mount rubbers are I think £30 each! And I think you may need the head flanges and you definitely need the carb-airbox rubbers; so unless you can pillage from a TD-J, its not the most economical 'fix'. ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
Current Bikes:'Honda VF1000F' ;'CB750F2N' ;'CB125TD ( 6 3 of em!)'; 'Montesa Cota 248'. Learner FAQ's:= 'U want to Ride a Motorbike! Where Do U start?' |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 224 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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