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    White smoke out of one side of exhaust

    Hello,

    I recently finished painting my engine and am in the process of getting the bike back together. I figured while I had it disassemble, I would re-sync and re-turn the fuel/air mixture. I set the initial fuel mixture to 1 1/2 turns and bench synced the carbs. Once I got the bike started, the exhaust (1&2) was dumping white smoke. I tried adjusting the fuel mixture of both carbs but I have been unable to totally remove the smoke. Any ideas ? If the carb are not properly synced, can this cause the smoke ?

    I have done this more that I care to remember between two bikes, and I never seen this happen.

    Thanks,
    Tim

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    Re: White smoke out of one side of exhaust

    Originally posted by gs650rider
    Hello,

    I recently finished painting my engine and am in the process of getting the bike back together. I figured while I had it disassemble, I would re-sync and re-turn the fuel/air mixture. I set the initial fuel mixture to 1 1/2 turns and bench synced the carbs. Once I got the bike started, the exhaust (1&2) was dumping white smoke. I tried adjusting the fuel mixture of both carbs but I have been unable to totally remove the smoke. Any ideas ? If the carb are not properly synced, can this cause the smoke ?

    I have done this more that I care to remember between two bikes, and I never seen this happen.

    Thanks,
    Tim
    White smoke = Condensation ( Goes away )
    or Burning oil ( Several possibilities )

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      #3
      White smoke indicates a lean burning condition or oil burning.

      I would get a plug read on all four cylinders with a new set of plugs first. The plugs will tell you more than anything else will about what is going on.

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        #4
        Re: White smoke out of one side of exhaust

        Originally posted by gs650rider
        Hello,

        I recently finished painting my engine and am in the process of getting the bike back together. I figured while I had it disassemble, I would re-sync and re-turn the fuel/air mixture. I set the initial fuel mixture to 1 1/2 turns and bench synced the carbs. Once I got the bike started, the exhaust (1&2) was dumping white smoke. I tried adjusting the fuel mixture of both carbs but I have been unable to totally remove the smoke. Any ideas ? If the carb are not properly synced, can this cause the smoke ?

        I have done this more that I care to remember between two bikes, and I never seen this happen.

        Thanks,
        Tim
        Found the problem.. It's ever good to have too much oil in the engine.

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          #5
          Re: White smoke out of one side of exhaust

          Originally posted by gs650rider
          Originally posted by gs650rider
          Hello,

          I recently finished painting my engine and am in the process of getting the bike back together. I figured while I had it disassemble, I would re-sync and re-turn the fuel/air mixture. I set the initial fuel mixture to 1 1/2 turns and bench synced the carbs. Once I got the bike started, the exhaust (1&2) was dumping white smoke. I tried adjusting the fuel mixture of both carbs but I have been unable to totally remove the smoke. Any ideas ? If the carb are not properly synced, can this cause the smoke ?

          I have done this more that I care to remember between two bikes, and I never seen this happen.

          Thanks,
          Tim
          Found the problem.. It's ever good to have too much oil in the engine.

          LOL! At least you found it quick and it was a very minor issue. Good job!

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