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POPPING SOUNDS FROM EXHUST

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I HAVE A GS850GL WHICH I JUST BOUGHT AND I AM HAVING THIS PROBLEM WHICH ANNOYS ME. I'M A NOVICE TO MOTORCYCLES MAINTENANCE, THE PROBLEM I'M HAVING IS THAT #1 CYLINDER IS GETTING SPARKS BUT IT IS NOT WORKING RIGHT. IT POPS REAL LOUD AND IT IS VERY EMBARRASSING. I GUESS THE GUY PUT A GS1000 CARB ONIT AND IT IS DUMPING TOO MUCH FUEL IN THE CHAMBER, BUT THEN AGAIN IN ONLY #1 CHAMBER. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Re: POPPING SOUNDS FROM EXHUST

Usually, popping is caused by not enough fuel. What color are the spark plugs centers burning?

Earl


HERBALIST21 said:
I HAVE A GS850GL WHICH I JUST BOUGHT AND I AM HAVING THIS PROBLEM WHICH ANNOYS ME. I'M A NOVICE TO MOTORCYCLES MAINTENANCE, THE PROBLEM I'M HAVING IS THAT #1 CYLINDER IS GETTING SPARKS BUT IT IS NOT WORKING RIGHT. IT POPS REAL LOUD AND IT IS VERY EMBARRASSING. I GUESS THE GUY PUT A GS1000 CARB ONIT AND IT IS DUMPING TOO MUCH FUEL IN THE CHAMBER, BUT THEN AGAIN IN ONLY #1 CHAMBER. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
They are burning black excecpt for the #1 plug which is burning grey to white and it is getting fuel because it is always wet. If I take #4 wire off you can hear it miss now if you take the #1 wire off there is no pops and no missing.
 
Also make sure all of the exhaust connections are tight and snug. If you check where the headers meet up to the pipes, ocassionally they work loose.
 
The number 1 plug burning grey to white means it is LEAN. It may be getting fuel, but the mixture is too lean for the cylinder to run normally. I think getting your carbs synchronized will probably do wonders for the way the bike runs. I would check the induction boots on the #1 carb for air leaks.


Earl



HERBALIST21 said:
They are burning black excecpt for the #1 plug which is burning grey to white and it is getting fuel because it is always wet. If I take #4 wire off you can hear it miss now if you take the #1 wire off there is no pops and no missing.
 
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