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Well, i've just recently boughten a 79 gs750. The PO had pods on it, and
supposedly changed the carbs to new ones, because the clutch cable was
making it run rich? Anyways, whats happening is when i get her to start, i
must use the choke, and keep it on for a couple minutes, then once shes able
to idle with out it, i cant even touch the throttle, immediately when i give it
throttle it starts to die, and it will idle irregularly, until it seems to "catch"
then it idles at 2000 nice and smooth, and i can rev it up. Once i get her into
gear, i have to take off at around 3000-3500 rpm or else it will die. If i start
to slow down, i have to find neutral before i stop otherwise it will die. When
it dies after its warmed up it still goes through the irregular idle, then it
catches and im fine again.
When i try and accelerate it wants to hesitate. It kind goes the stops the goes
then stops.
The only thing i can think of is floats not working properly, or others had said
bad gas? What are your guys input on this? Any help is greatly appreciated!
supposedly changed the carbs to new ones, because the clutch cable was
making it run rich? Anyways, whats happening is when i get her to start, i
must use the choke, and keep it on for a couple minutes, then once shes able
to idle with out it, i cant even touch the throttle, immediately when i give it
throttle it starts to die, and it will idle irregularly, until it seems to "catch"
then it idles at 2000 nice and smooth, and i can rev it up. Once i get her into
gear, i have to take off at around 3000-3500 rpm or else it will die. If i start
to slow down, i have to find neutral before i stop otherwise it will die. When
it dies after its warmed up it still goes through the irregular idle, then it
catches and im fine again.
When i try and accelerate it wants to hesitate. It kind goes the stops the goes
then stops.
The only thing i can think of is floats not working properly, or others had said
bad gas? What are your guys input on this? Any help is greatly appreciated!
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