backfire
Was sup forum??? My cbr backfires when i pull off....real loud like a loud firecracker......any suggestions what it could be????? Someone suggested that i need to get my carbs and tank cleaned since its been sitting for awhile....please help
1994 honda cbr f2
1994 honda cbr f2
Backfire when you pull off? If you mean when you close the throttle, it could be lean. Got a pipe or stock setup? How long has it sat? Any work done on it? A little more background would help.
How does it idle, cruise, and accelerate? If it does these fine, then you may just have a lean condition with the pipe. If it is a hard start, or the idle is bad and no power, check the plug wire order for correctness. then you can start on cleaning the tank and/or carbs. Did you drain out the old gas?
Jet kits are available on line or from your local shop. Dynojet or Factory are the two main contenders. check the plug wires only if the bike runs very rough. If it is only popping on decel, it is a jetting issue.
jet kits are about $100. But, I've read you can buy some small washers (Radio Shack) and shim up your stock needles. This will richen up your mixture. No one has said how many of the washers is the magic number, but in my jet kit, they added one washer. Maybe two would do the trick. Depends on the thickness of each washer. It works like the adjustable needles in the jetting kits.
Changing the pilot jet to richer will only do so much. It will help with starting and lean surge when cruising, but will not richen up your main jetting like shimming or re-jetting your carbs. You can also buy the next size up from stock(130) and try that too.
You can get jets here.
http://www.cyclewareables.com/pages/..._slow_jets.htm
Changing the pilot jet to richer will only do so much. It will help with starting and lean surge when cruising, but will not richen up your main jetting like shimming or re-jetting your carbs. You can also buy the next size up from stock(130) and try that too.
You can get jets here.
http://www.cyclewareables.com/pages/..._slow_jets.htm


