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Wrenchhead
Ok, so heres a theory. Seems lean is the scenerio we are favoring, possible lean conditon caused by poor fuel flow???
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Originally posted by Wrenchhead View PostOk, so heres a theory. Seems lean is the scenerio we are favoring, possible lean conditon caused by poor fuel flow???
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Wrenchhead
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Originally posted by Wrenchhead View PostOk, so heres a theory. Seems lean is the scenerio we are favoring, possible lean conditon caused by poor fuel flow???Larry D
1980 GS450S
1981 GS450S
2003 Heritage Softtail
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Wrenchhead
Does that sound right with the coils though? I believe it is not fully burning the mixture because the spark timing is off which an incomplete burn would result in a "rich" spark plug reading and or symptom. But up to when it actually gets there the spark timing increases.
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BassCliff
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Hi Mr. Wrenchhead,
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Wrenchhead
Is it possible to have the auto-shut off type petcock stuck partly shut or no creating enough vacuum to open it fully??
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Originally posted by Wrenchhead View PostIs it possible to have the auto-shut off type petcock stuck partly shut or no creating enough vacuum to open it fully??
Pull the fuel line from the fuel rail.
Pull the vacuum line from the #2 or #3 carb.
Put the petcock on PRI...how is the flow?
Put the petcock on RUN...does it flow? It shouldn't.
Suck on the vacuum line...does the fuel line flow? It should.
Is the flow the same or less than in the PRI position?
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Wrenchhead
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Wrenchhead
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BassCliff
Hi Mr. Wrenchhead,
Oh no! The dreaded 1980 petcock!
Actually, with that petcock you use a flat screwdriver to change between "Prime" and "On". There is no "Reserve" or "Off" on that petcock. With stock Suzuki vacuum petcocks, there is never an "Off" position. If the motor is off, there is no vacuum, the petcock does not let fuel flow. In the Prime position, fuel flows via gravity.
If it tests bad, you can either buy a new on and not worry about it for 20 years, or replace it with an aftermarket Pingle or other.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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Wrenchhead
I went home and checked this plug wires and firing order, they were correct, however I did tear down my petcock and found some slight cracks not all the way through the diaphram. I order a new one
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Wrenchhead
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