Street shark
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If I fill the bowl with fuel and then turn the fuel off and ride it out should the bowl should be relatively empty , that would be proof that fuel is going the distance right ?
I had one of those but it was a barrel adjuster at the throttle that somehow or another got loose and effectively 'adjusted' my idle really high by putting so much tension in the cable. Took days maybe even a week of various attempts to find an air leak, carb adjustments and all that fun before I gave up and figured it was a lost cause and I had to break the motor down.he's putting as much heart as what 35th start sounds like
I've been in the middle of nowhere lost as f**k in the middle of the night fixing in the dark for hours, pedaling to the point of tears because I just love biking so much
LOL AND THEN ITS A KNOB OR SOMETHING RIDICULOUS!
as I've said I've overhauled my ride because of choke like 9 times more than I want to admit
Gets me all choked up thinking about it
Yes. That is a lot of pedaling. A bike will run around 1/4 mile on the fuel in the bowl.If I fill the bowl with fuel and then turn the fuel off and ride it out should the bowl should be relatively empty , that would be proof that fuel is going the distance right ?
I think somehow I'm not getting fuel so I'm going to go thru the fuel processes
Tank full of fuel open petcock,the fuel travels thru the fuel line and filter until it reaches the little gold nozzle tip on the carboreter which fills up the bowl on the on the bottom of the carb, and when the piston goes down it pulls air from the rear of the carburetor which also makes a Vaccum that pulls the fuel thru the jet when the jet needle is raised -into the Venturi and walah ? Power
How to kno if there is foreign material in fuel intake module?
What's the carb barrel so I can check it was installed properly?
If the float was sinking wouldn't I still get fuel ? (Just no regulation?)
But my float is still hollow and empty .
I dought there is foreign material in the tank or the inlet for carb if the bowl fills up!You said that the engine pulls your thumb in when covering the intake so it should pull fuel thru it!So now I wonder with the carb on the intake and the air filter removed from carb when you twist the throttle do you see the slide(barrel) move up and open properly?If it does open properly and is lifting the needle with it it all should work!The only thing that I can see wrong is that you have alot of drive line noise and if that is from being tight or mis alined and creating a load that wont let you get the engine up to a starting speed!How to kno if there is foreign material in fuel intake module?
What's the carb barrel so I can check it was installed properly?
If the float was sinking wouldn't I still get fuel ? (Just no regulation?)
But my float is still hollow and empty .
2 in a week would be quite the coincidence, or sign of a plague...Here is another super long shot. If you have another rotor magnet try it. It seems you have tried about everything. I have seen a rotor with reverse polarity. It provides spark but at the wrong time. Turning it over won't correct it. Like I said it's a super long shot, but it is a possibility.
The one I had a problem with concerning polarity happened about 3 months ago. I just brought it back up here due to all the problems trouble shooting Sharks problem. This one hides from you pretty well. It's a fluke, but the recent post of a unmagnetized rotor made me think to include it in my list of many woes.2 in a week would be quite the coincidence, or sign of a plague...