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feels like I'm pulling out in 6th GEAR!!!

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    feels like I'm pulling out in 6th GEAR!!!

    I rescently abtained a 1980 GS450 L (T)

    The exaust pressure from the right side carbuerator feels weak compared to the left and the right exaust gives off huge backfires! 8O

    When I start to pull out it lags power and just can't pull through...it feels like i'm pulling out in 6th gear going up hill.

    could this be a fouled spark plug, dirty carbuerator, or something more serious?!?! Any help greatly appreciated! Gotta get it ready for spring!!

    -Joey

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    Right carb might be dirty, could be a coil, could be ignition, etc. Start with the carbs, make sure there is spark at that cyl. Does the exhaust get hot on that cyl? Throw water at it after just fireing it up some morning.
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      #3
      The exaust off that cylinder gets warm...but not nearly as warm as the other.

      I ran som B-12 chemtool through the right carb at idle and let it run for 30 min. and I still got the same problem.

      to check spark do I need to remove the plug but keep it hooked to the wire?

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        #4
        Originally posted by jciamacco
        The exaust off that cylinder gets warm...but not nearly as warm as the other.

        I ran som B-12 chemtool through the right carb at idle and let it run for 30 min. and I still got the same problem.

        to check spark do I need to remove the plug but keep it hooked to the wire?
        Remove the sparkplug from the cylinder and hold it a few mm from the head, be sure to not touch any metal parts of the bike while doing so. It should be able to cross a 8 mm gap and be blue.

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