Help - Poor running after carb rebuild
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moforockband
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Re: Help - Poor running after carb rebuild
It's definitely worth putting a metal cleanable inline fuel filter, as the fuel socks on the tap still let enough crap through to block pilot jets etc. Pulling the carbs off all the time sucks b***sSuzuki416 wrote: Mon Aug 20, 2018 9:17 pm Don't feel bad - I cleaned my wifes CBR400rr fuel tank, replaced the filters & then had to remove & strip the carbs 3 times - due to crap in the lines...
It just happens & you get better at doing it each time - lol
Glad to hear its fixed.
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bluesmokeracer
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Re: Help - Poor running after carb rebuild
Good call on the filter. Willl order.
Bike running beautifully after all my labours! Runs cleanly and pulls well.
Lovely engines on these GSXR400 - creamy smooth low down.
Now tucking into the other 400 we own (a 1992 model). Has developed a low range misfire - suspect coil - plugs 1 and 4 sooty. Have just received a replacement coil so will be fitting today ....
Thx
Bike running beautifully after all my labours! Runs cleanly and pulls well.
Lovely engines on these GSXR400 - creamy smooth low down.
Now tucking into the other 400 we own (a 1992 model). Has developed a low range misfire - suspect coil - plugs 1 and 4 sooty. Have just received a replacement coil so will be fitting today ....
Thx