non starter(getting me crazy)
#1
02-19-2019, 03:48 PM
non starter(getting me crazy)
Firstly before i started to change everyting it started.
Now wat have i done i put a stubby open exaust on the bike .
Put new intakerubbers between de carbs and engine en had a hell of a time getting the carb back on
Then i put pod filters on the carb.
Now its already 3 weeks i am trying anything to get it started but noting .
It has spark - fuel - and good juice from the batterie when i crank it over with the choke closed and no open trotlle it looks like heb want to start i am getting sometimes a bang in the exaust but thats it .
Already put new sparkplugs in new CDI checked all the wires voor breaks all good , It gets enough fuel and where i live its high octane fuel .
I am now at a point where i can put gasoline over the bike and set it on fire i am getting crazy now
PLEASE HELP someone
I Had to make a naked bike because i fell with it and the fairing en some other stuff broke.
Now wat have i done i put a stubby open exaust on the bike .
Put new intakerubbers between de carbs and engine en had a hell of a time getting the carb back on
Then i put pod filters on the carb.
Now its already 3 weeks i am trying anything to get it started but noting .
It has spark - fuel - and good juice from the batterie when i crank it over with the choke closed and no open trotlle it looks like heb want to start i am getting sometimes a bang in the exaust but thats it .
Already put new sparkplugs in new CDI checked all the wires voor breaks all good , It gets enough fuel and where i live its high octane fuel .
I am now at a point where i can put gasoline over the bike and set it on fire i am getting crazy now
PLEASE HELP someoneI Had to make a naked bike because i fell with it and the fairing en some other stuff broke.
#2
02-19-2019, 04:09 PM
Senior Member
#3
02-19-2019, 06:29 PM
Just me but If I was you.
Remove new pod filters. Very carefully inspect new rubbers looking for miss seating or damage. Install original air box. Start. No need to remove exhaust as you want to get back to a running engine. When she starts shut her down and have a beer. Time for thinking about possible re-jetting.
As Rhonda’ suggests, your new set up will probably require jetting changes but let’s get back to a running bike before you torch her.
i understand this can be a pig of a job but don’t loose heart. It’ll come good in the end.
Best of luck mate.
Remove new pod filters. Very carefully inspect new rubbers looking for miss seating or damage. Install original air box. Start. No need to remove exhaust as you want to get back to a running engine. When she starts shut her down and have a beer. Time for thinking about possible re-jetting.
As Rhonda’ suggests, your new set up will probably require jetting changes but let’s get back to a running bike before you torch her.
i understand this can be a pig of a job but don’t loose heart. It’ll come good in the end.
Best of luck mate.
#4
02-20-2019, 11:35 AM
Just me but If I was you.
Remove new pod filters. Very carefully inspect new rubbers looking for miss seating or damage. Install original air box. Start. No need to remove exhaust as you want to get back to a running engine. When she starts shut her down and have a beer. Time for thinking about possible re-jetting.
As Rhonda’ suggests, your new set up will probably require jetting changes but let’s get back to a running bike before you torch her.
i understand this can be a pig of a job but don’t loose heart. It’ll come good in the end.
Best of luck mate.
Remove new pod filters. Very carefully inspect new rubbers looking for miss seating or damage. Install original air box. Start. No need to remove exhaust as you want to get back to a running engine. When she starts shut her down and have a beer. Time for thinking about possible re-jetting.
As Rhonda’ suggests, your new set up will probably require jetting changes but let’s get back to a running bike before you torch her.
i understand this can be a pig of a job but don’t loose heart. It’ll come good in the end.
Best of luck mate.
I don't have the original airbox anymore.
As Rhonda suggested i took a look for a rejeting kit and have found Sigma jet kits are they any good ?
I mailed Sigma and told them my bike's configuration so with the pods and the exaust and they said they could deliver a specific jet kit for me.
i also gonna buy second hand coils with the leads on and put them on the bike.
Why other coils you may think because i tried to fit stickcoils first but didn't work either so back to original.
#5
02-20-2019, 04:37 PM
Senior Member
#6
02-20-2019, 05:02 PM
#9
02-24-2019, 12:10 AM
#10
02-24-2019, 02:57 AM
Hi sorry not answered before, , have you taken all spark plugs out to prove you have a spark, have you got fuel to the cylinders, while testing leave the pod filters off, you can see better whats going on, but basically if you have spark , fuel and air you should have a bang
He also has petrol because when I start he sometimes throws gasoline back through the side where the pods are normally mounted.
I have also tried with starter fluid and nothing happens.
Also have a full battery and sometimes also put a car battery on it.
I also noticed that the exhaust curves are not all hot, especially there are only a few warm up at the top
I also sucked in the vacuum on the petrol tap to see if petrol is coming, there is indeed gasoline.
When I try to start, I pull the choke on pull the gear lever and the sidestand is also off, do not give a throttle than
