i have a 28mm carb and when i start the bike up its super rich. the pilot is a 38 and its still riiich. i swapped with another carb exact same carb and it runs perfect with a 48 pilot. why would the 1st one be so rich with the other pilot? it seems all clean i dunno what the problem with it is.
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- Thread starter Surfrjag
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Have you ever removed the choke circuit? There is a flat o-ring in the bottom of the plunger that has to seal well against the little "tube" in the bottom of the hole otherwise the choke will be slobbering fuel out into the carburetor throat...
thats what ill do tomorow... u da man girlfriend
i just swapped the carbs as i was pressed for time.
i just swapped the carbs as i was pressed for time.
Some thing COULD be clogging the pilot circuit air inlet. That would make it run rich also but be pretty evident I hope.
nothing clogged in it and its a genuine oem factory spec keihin pilot jet. im willin to bet its the choke like you said civic.
Don't discount the possibility that the air screw circuit could be clogged. That would give you the same results...
