NC30 cutting out
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NC30 cutting out
i have recently bought a nc30 its stock apart from a full ethos system.
the bike idles fine when it is cold, but as soon as the needle on the temp gauge gos above 70 the idle becomes rough and when u close the throttle it just cuts out, and its a bit of a pain to start aswell when it is warm.
can someone please give me some advice on what to do.
the bike idles fine when it is cold, but as soon as the needle on the temp gauge gos above 70 the idle becomes rough and when u close the throttle it just cuts out, and its a bit of a pain to start aswell when it is warm.
can someone please give me some advice on what to do.
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Re: NC30 cutting out
Welcome
Firstly service it. If you have bought it recently it may have been left.
Go for new plugs, carbs cleaned and balanced, new oil, choke cable etc. Then check HT leads are clean and undamaged, check and clean earth points and coil packs while your at it.
Firstly service it. If you have bought it recently it may have been left.
Go for new plugs, carbs cleaned and balanced, new oil, choke cable etc. Then check HT leads are clean and undamaged, check and clean earth points and coil packs while your at it.
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Re: NC30 cutting out
thanks for the reply,
ill buy a haynes and ill service it as soon as we get some nice weather.
ill buy a haynes and ill service it as soon as we get some nice weather.
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Re: NC30 cutting out
http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; has a engine service kit consisting of air and oil filter and a set of spark plugs for only £58 which is a bargin since the spark plugs are £10 each, but remember you need a 8mm socket to get them out.
Would get some new carb rubbers before you start taking the carb off. Also a coolant change cant hurt especially since you have to move so much to get to the spark plugs/carbs.
This sounds like a fuel problem so if anything you should get the carbs done.
hope this helps and welcome
Stephen
Would get some new carb rubbers before you start taking the carb off. Also a coolant change cant hurt especially since you have to move so much to get to the spark plugs/carbs.
This sounds like a fuel problem so if anything you should get the carbs done.
hope this helps and welcome
Stephen
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Re: NC30 cutting out
i think its a 13mm deep socket that you will need not 8mm.razghost wrote: but remember you need a 8mm socket to get them out.
it does sound fuel related,
does the choke work?
when you say idles fine when started cold is this with or without the choke?
william
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Re: NC30 cutting out
Check the fuel tap lines, vacuum hose etc for any kinks etc, ect. When the bike gets warm it may be cutting off the flow in one of these hoses.
After that take a look at the carbs, clean all jets, check float height, etc.
If it runs fine cold it won't be the plugs, in my experience they either fire or they don't.
After that take a look at the carbs, clean all jets, check float height, etc.
If it runs fine cold it won't be the plugs, in my experience they either fire or they don't.
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Re: NC30 cutting out
thanks for all the replys ill get a service kit and give it a good service.
I just noticed that the pipe from carb 3 to the vac tap looks a bit dodgy, what diameter pipe should be there because the one there at the moment is about 10mm od.
are these the carb rubbers i need :
http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/parts/part_22822/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and thanks again for all your help, im used to the rs forums and the guys on there aren’t exactly the most helpful
I just noticed that the pipe from carb 3 to the vac tap looks a bit dodgy, what diameter pipe should be there because the one there at the moment is about 10mm od.
are these the carb rubbers i need :
http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/parts/part_22822/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and thanks again for all your help, im used to the rs forums and the guys on there aren’t exactly the most helpful
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Re: NC30 cutting out
Have a look on the members list for a guy called Rick Oliver. He is a well respected chap on here who works for a Honda dealer in Norfolk way - he can supply you what you need for a decent price.
He also does upgraded kit too for when you have to spend some cash quickly! Fork kits, shocks, bars, this, that and the other...
ref the vacuum hose - I think it is 3mm internal dia.
ref the helpful forum - thanks! It has been noted by a few of the newer converts to V4 power
(and greybike on the whole) that we are a good bunch.
I am also a member on some other places but this place rules. Too many nice people and lots of help from all angles!
enjoy your stay
He also does upgraded kit too for when you have to spend some cash quickly! Fork kits, shocks, bars, this, that and the other...
ref the vacuum hose - I think it is 3mm internal dia.
ref the helpful forum - thanks! It has been noted by a few of the newer converts to V4 power

I am also a member on some other places but this place rules. Too many nice people and lots of help from all angles!
enjoy your stay

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The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate