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Definitely sounds like fuelling.
Can you see fuel moving through the fuel line?
When you say you cleaned the jets, how did you clean out the idle jets? I'm not sure what you'll have in those carbs, they could be screw in jets, or just pressed in, with tiny holes that are a prime candidate for clogging up.
When you had the carbs apart, did you check the float heights? If not, have you tried giving the bowls a whack? Sometimes it really is that simple. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Sounds like water and rust. Drain tank into a clear bottle and see if it seperates https://i1133.photobucket.com/albums/m593/Kramdra/IMG_20130111_181140_zps97021596.jpg
A fuel filter will not stop rust or water, but I still a good idea for larger dirt. Even a 25 micron filter lets a lot of rust particles through (which will settle out inside carb)
Its almost impossible to fully drain a tank by gravity alone - so ebay a suitable sucking tool (ebay 6 quid oil suction gun/syringe. Aviod medical syringes, they dont work with fuel).
Buy yourself a £6.49 mini moto/pitbike fuel tank from ebay. Bloody useful for testing/playing with carbs. Its tiny, holds about 1.5litres. Also recommend quick release fuel fittings if taking tank off often, but they cost £9. |
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Going right back to basics, for an engine to work, you need:
1. A Fuel/Air mix - with the right amount of fuel.
2. Good compression.
3. A spark at exactly the right time.
If you are getting a good spark when you remove the plug and hold the body against the engine casing, make sure you aren't getting an arc to earth from the HT lead when it is back in the right position.
If everything seems OK, you need to make sure the spark is happening at the right time - is it possible that a crankshaft woodruff key has sheared? ____________________ Honda Varadero XL125(V8)
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Na not a light bike it went over coz i didnt put on the stand proper. dude over the road from me was hollering at me, so i got of the bike to see what he wanted then turned out he was just playing silly buggers to annoy me then bang bike went over. livid
| mentalboy wrote: | I'm sorry for your woes but it doesn't sound like you are going to have much luck with this one, big end does sound likely.
Just how old is the bike and how many miles/km's does the odometer say it's done?
I'm sorry but this did bring a smile to my face. Your bike blew over because it was light, if it were heavy it wouldn't have blown over in the first place! Unfortunately a common problem with mopeds and smaller capacity bikes and one which hopefully won't catch you out again.
| Quote: | the wind blew it of the stand the day prior to this being a heavy bike it hit the floor hard.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 133 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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