I have been restoring my 1980 GS 750ET with 12,000 original miles for the past 3 months. You all have been a great help. Thanks again!
I have finished but am still running rich. You can smell the fumes, they burn the eyes.Here's what i have done so far;
-Fuel tank relined, POR 15 (the ONLY way to go!)
-New 3 ohm coils w/7mm wires, new plugs
-Coil mod (well worth to do)
-checked and adjusted valves, #3 exhaust had almost no gap, adjusted, installed new gaskets
-replaced all bad,worn, damaged wiring throughout the bike,installed new fuses and and holders with shrink /crimp connectors.15amp main,15 amp coil relay,10 amps for all other circuits
-removed and cleaned carbs,new gaskets, boots are new and replaced worn clamps
-new vacuum petcock from Z1, OEM replacement( DON'T waste your time like i did trying to modify anything other that OEM
-refueled tank after cleaning out with fresh 87 octane fuel
Before all this, my bike fouled plugs bad due to weak spark, always smelled a gas exhaust.Idle was weak and either ran under 900rpm's or quit running.
Now the bike starts right up, runs down the road well. No problems other than the bad fumes.
Road it 65 miles, pulled plugs and ALL are black. No as bad as before but will get there eventually.
The BS 34 mm (CV) carb, how do you adjust the air/fuel mixture. I read in my clymers manual how to do the older 26 mm.
The air screw on top of the engine side of my carbs, is this where i can do an adjustment? How much? 2 1/2 to 3 turns from being bottomed out?
Please help so i can finally finish (for now) thanks.
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