Carb problems
#1
Carb problems
Hey guys,
I have done a carb clean because I picked some trash from inside my tank, so I did a carb,pump & fuel lines deep clean. I removed the air mixture screws, main & low-speed jets, etc...
I put everything back together and she started with one press of the start button, after she warmed up and I revved her a couple times.. I saw blue& orange flames coming out of the exhaust pipe together with a pop .
Now what should I do?...I turned my mixture screws 2.5 turns from the bottom out..that was the settings before I cleaned the carbs, should I turn the screw back in .5?
is it because i deep cleaned the carbs that i'm getting extra fuel?
I don't have access to a carb synchroniser at the moment.
I have done a carb clean because I picked some trash from inside my tank, so I did a carb,pump & fuel lines deep clean. I removed the air mixture screws, main & low-speed jets, etc...
I put everything back together and she started with one press of the start button, after she warmed up and I revved her a couple times.. I saw blue& orange flames coming out of the exhaust pipe together with a pop .
Now what should I do?...I turned my mixture screws 2.5 turns from the bottom out..that was the settings before I cleaned the carbs, should I turn the screw back in .5?
is it because i deep cleaned the carbs that i'm getting extra fuel?
I don't have access to a carb synchroniser at the moment.
#3
I have not taken it out as yet.... I am waiting on a fuel filter...
question....... if i turn the fuel mixture screw inward and it bottoms out is that leaner or richer on our carbs?....because 2.5 turns outward is my setting presently and I'm getting flames & popping....does this mean i'm running too rich?
question....... if i turn the fuel mixture screw inward and it bottoms out is that leaner or richer on our carbs?....because 2.5 turns outward is my setting presently and I'm getting flames & popping....does this mean i'm running too rich?
#4
Yes, flames would indicate a too rich mixture. Do not turn it in so that it bottoms out, that would be way too lean. A quarter turn in or a half turn would be ok, but without further checking I wouldn't go any further. There is a procedure for setting the idle mixture in the manual, but you need to be able to see small changes in rpm. It seems unusual that something in your tank could have gotten past the inline fuel filter.
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