Bike Won't Start...HELP!
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OK...so here is a little update. I went out and the bike started. It wouldn't rev past 1500 and I had to keep my hand on the throttle to keep it running. A few times it revved way up with no power what-so-ever...sounded like a damn v-rod too. After about 5 minutes of this, it started running normal and stayed running without my hand on the throttle. I'm going to let it sit and cool down, then I will try it again and see what happens.
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D S ohM;226822 wrote:
Yet another update...and another question. Bike is running like a champ. Faster than ever...but still one problem. I still have a nasty hesitation off the start. It picks up after a couple of seconds though. Plugs maybe? i had this happen to me when i first got the bike. chang the plugs and check the coil packs i replaced them once cuz it was doing the same thing you were talking about.... so hows that bike doin anyways?2001 GSX-R 1000- one wheel wonder
1976 Chevy K5- lifted beater
1995 240sx- DDD, daily driven drifter
1995 Eagle Talon- wire tuck,shaved bay.. project in the works
2006 Honda CRF50-stunt machine
1993 Eagle Talon tsi-5spd swap,wire tuck, holset hx35. on E85...SOLD
2000 Ford F250 7.3L powerstroke...SOLD
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It’s a carb problem. Don’t bother replacing the coils, the coils will work or they won’t. Have you every synchronized the carbs? Any time you pull off a carb bank they should be synced. I would probably say that your idle/pilot circuit is where the problem is going to be in. Where are you idle mixture screws set at? Did you pull the pilot jets out and clean them? Ive cleaned and tuned more carbs then I care to think about so if you have questions just ask away.
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ya if they look awful(black) that means it's foiled out...replace them and see what happens or take a wire brush or sand paper and just lightly the end but try not to screw up the gap... because if all u did was cleaned ur carbs and u didnt screw anything up like u said then there should be no problem but yes if ur spark plug is to foiled the bike wont even wont to fire so i would try cleanin or replacein it, just dont get it wet.. and also kick ur bike a couple of time without the spark plug in so it can dry out if its wet on the inside
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