Bike not getting fuel!
#11
The battery is at full charge, and the bike will turn over. The petcock is open, and the choke is on. If I spray some engine start into the carbs it will turn on long enough to rev up, then it turns back off.
I'm assuming the bike isnt getting fuel to the carbs. I've removed the gas tank, cleaned it out, as well as the pitcock. The only time it will run is when there is engine start spraying into the carbs.
How do I check if their getting fuel? Could something be sticking? I need help!
I'm assuming the bike isnt getting fuel to the carbs. I've removed the gas tank, cleaned it out, as well as the pitcock. The only time it will run is when there is engine start spraying into the carbs.
How do I check if their getting fuel? Could something be sticking? I need help!
#12
http://s1328.photobucket.com/user/gwburress/library/
There is a link to my photo bucket. It's the only picture on there. That piece was just sitting in between the right two carbs, not connected to anything.
There is a link to my photo bucket. It's the only picture on there. That piece was just sitting in between the right two carbs, not connected to anything.
#13
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The hard T breather feeds the top end diaphragm section of those two carbs
and should be connected between the those carbs. In of itself it would not
prevent the bike running but in wet weather water would get in there which
is why the breather T and pipe is necessary.
So while you need to install this - it's not the issue preventing it running
Did you find the vacuum line running from carb one (1st left) running to the rear of
the petcock ?
and should be connected between the those carbs. In of itself it would not
prevent the bike running but in wet weather water would get in there which
is why the breather T and pipe is necessary.
So while you need to install this - it's not the issue preventing it running
Did you find the vacuum line running from carb one (1st left) running to the rear of
the petcock ?
#14
Yes. I have the carb pulled and it doesn't seem to have any cracks and seems to be on well. When I lifted the carbs up from the frame gas came pouring out of the line. I'm thinking the floaters are not set right, and it's allowing too mch fuel in. But that wouldn't make sense because the fuel would be in the carb, but it wouldn't be letting it through.
I also noticed.. Without loosing any bolts, the two carbs on the left side came out of the hole with ease. They were incredibly loose and had no resistance. They just popped right out.
I also noticed.. Without loosing any bolts, the two carbs on the left side came out of the hole with ease. They were incredibly loose and had no resistance. They just popped right out.
#18
I took two more pictures and uploaded them to my phot bucket. I can't seem to find what you're talking about. The first one is the top of the carbs, and the second one is of a small open hole lever. The open hole lever is on the left two carbs, but that space is open on the right two. The lever isn't there.
#19
Could also be the carbs are so out of sync, I've had that and it would not start.
Either way couldn't hurt to pop the tops off the carbs and make sure the floats are sliding and every thing is looking clean.
Last edited by JD1982; 04-09-2014 at 09:03 PM.