Carby carb trouble
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VROOM
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Turn the idle screw all the way in and back it off (after its started) till the engine idles properly.
What carb do you have?
What carb do you have?
Al.Fisherman
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motorpsycho
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we need to know what carb you have (n.t., cns, etc.)
if it won't idle, there can be a lot of different things causing it.
everything from electrical to the carb slide being installed wrong.
we need to know what carb you have so we can try to pinpoint where your problem is.
if it won't idle, there can be a lot of different things causing it.
everything from electrical to the carb slide being installed wrong.
we need to know what carb you have so we can try to pinpoint where your problem is.
Al.Fisherman
Active Member
There could be any one or a number of fixes. Vacuum leak in the gasket or between the intake manifold and the carburetor. I use a "O" ring to fix the later. Could be in the carburetor itself. There have been cases where the internal parts were not tight. Mixture too rich..use a 20:1 for the first two tanks then a 32:1, some go as far as 100:1. Float needs adjustment. And you may have a vacuum leak at the crankshaft seal(s). Could be the needle needs adjustment (there are 5 adjustments), and it could be it needs to be re-jeted.
VROOM
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BTW... Oil out of the exhaust during break-in is GOOD. 
I don't think so ,I think it's to rich now man !!! If the oil and gas is coming out the pipe it's getting more then enough. First check what you are mixing it at ,second buy a NGK spark plug ,DO A SEARCH ON HERE FOR IT ,and third Set the needle in the carb! There is a lot of good reads on here but you have to look for it !!!!!
