Yeah there is a place inside the carb that the o ring sits on so i imagine it should be fine but i just want to be sure because i dont need anymore problems
You should be good then, time you install carburetor onto intake manifold. The intake manifold & carburetor will capture the O-ring.Yeah there is a place inside the carb that the o ring sits on so i imagine it should be fine but i just want to be sure because i dont need anymore problems
Awesome thank you so much for your helpYou should be good then, time you install carburetor onto intake manifold. The intake manifold & carburetor will capture the O-ring.
You should be good then, time you install carburetor onto intake manifold. The intake manifold & carburetor will capture the O-ring.
YEP...lol...What he said...lol.Awesome thank you so much for your help
I put the o ring in the carb and no issue there but the engine still revs high when pulling the clutch and also i noticed i still maintain speed sometimes when not pulling the throttle could it be that my spark plug gap is wrong?
You still have an air leak. Possible connections that leak air are cylinder to case, intake to cylinder and carb to intake. Get a spray bottle with some water in it and when it idles high, spray those areas until it dies. that will be where the leak is at.
Could it maybe just be getting too much fuel because i just drove it home from work and my carb was leaking fuel
Float height causes fuel to leak from the carb. See 4th picture here for how to set.
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Yeah i feel really stupid my carb was not on tight enough i thought it was because i could pull on it and it did not come off but it still was not tight enough and i realized one of the screws on the intake manifold to the engine head was also not tight enough but its tricky to tighten it because of the bike frame its on i had to cut an allen wrench shorter just to tighten them properly but now it is running just fineFloat height causes fuel to leak from the carb. See 4th picture here for how to set.
Carby - NT Carb Tuning Basics
A few basics on the Happytime NT Carburetor:- Some pics identifying the basic parts:- Float Bowl Gasket Also see srdavo's NT Carburetor Assembly Pics for a bit more info. Brief Description Of Operation The NT side-draught carburetor operates by drawing air into the air...
this is a photo of the bike Float height causes fuel to leak from the carb. See 4th picture here for how to set.
Carby - NT Carb Tuning Basics
A few basics on the Happytime NT Carburetor:- Some pics identifying the basic parts:- Float Bowl Gasket Also see srdavo's NT Carburetor Assembly Pics for a bit more info. Brief Description Of Operation The NT side-draught carburetor operates by drawing air into the air...
Not much free space in that frame for the engine.Yeah i feel really stupid my carb was not on tight enough i thought it was because i could pull on it and it did not come off but it still was not tight enough and i realized one of the screws on the intake manifold to the engine head was also not tight enough but its tricky to tighten it because of the bike frame its on i had to cut an allen wrench shorter just to tighten them properly but now it is running just fine
