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Re: Question
« Reply #15 on: February 10, 2012, 11:23:53 PM »
Too many variables Blue> Does it just fall of in speed while driving? Comes, and goes? I had a problem w/ a rusty tank e little while ago. It ran fine until it picked up a bit of rust, and lost power. Try to describe the chain of events.  F'n dude on the downhill is maybe VOODO?
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yes it just comes and gos I could be going ok for a while then the next thing I know im only going 20km.
I might go another mile or 2 then it well go back to normal. im hopeing the belt because when its on the stand its fine then when I take off it slows down. but yet sometimes its ok.   I just dont know right now.

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« Reply #16 on: February 10, 2012, 11:36:21 PM »
I would look into (2) things... CARB. TRASH, and rollers. If the rollers are too far gone (can take 1 day) they will shimmy around, and not open the Var. until they find a good spot and will then open it. This is a maybe... I would think removing/cleaning the in tank screen, replacing any in line filter, and a through carb. clean will do it. A belt is a good idea too but will give a constant problem. Not an intermittent one. Of course check the plug. Unscrew the plug cap, cut off 1/2" of conductor, and screw it back on. This will eliminate burnt wire at the end. Check the vacuum line for hardness or cracks, and check the inlet side of the carb. manifold for cracks as well. I'll eat my keyboard if it is the belt... ~Pass the salt please~
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« Reply #17 on: February 11, 2012, 12:21:38 AM »
Blue did you check the manifold yet? When mine was leaking it started out by being fine on the stand but when i lowered it down and sat on it the revs would die a bit and i did lose power and speed when i rode. It took me a week or so to track it down to the manifold and in that time i still rode every day but it gradually got worse till i couldnt get over 30mph, thats when i found the manifold leak.

Maybe your is beginning to go but isnt leaking enough yet to make it totally unridable. Worth a quick look? Make sure you take the manifold off completely to get a good loog round it cos ithought mine was ok and i looked for other things till itook it off, then i saw the rip straight away.
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« Reply #18 on: February 11, 2012, 02:02:24 AM »
Thanks for all the help I well be geting to good look monday thats my next day off Im going right down to takeing plastic off to do a real good cleaning wond hurt .Ill get back later(peace)

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