Question For Nessism

[BassCliff]

... the last time I had that problem replacing the muffler bearing cleared up everything.

I was going to suggest that next if the blinker fluid didn't fix it.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

[tas850g]

I bet if you tighten the loose nut behind the steering wheel that will resolve all your issues. I'm still trying to find mine. The '80's differ from the 79 prototype and my owners manual does show it either.

[VinnySem]

I think there's a problem with the seat-handlebars interface. Check your drivers!

[chuckycheese]

Air leak

Jakob, the problem is obvious. You've got an air leak. Check your airbox and carb boots....that's where your trouble lies. (I think your float levels may be a little high, as well.)

[Steve]

But I think you'd better check your blinker fluid.

I just thought it might be serious because the last time I had that problem replacing the muffler bearing cleared up everything.

I was going to suggest that next if the blinker fluid didn't fix it.

OK, guys, you are forcing me to break out my secret supplier again, KaleCo Auto.

They are still sold out of blinker fluid, but they have plenty of Muffler bearings, 710 caps, and Kuneutson valves.

.

[Guest]

I hope Ed isn't hurt by this thread. He is always on here willing to share his knowledge.

Even though he is a NUT JOB

[Tim]

Steve is that Kaleco thing for real !?!?!?! Now I've seen everything !!!!!!
Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!!!

[Nessism]

I hope Ed isn't hurt by this thread. He is always on here willing to share his knowledge.

Even though he is a NUT JOB

Nut Job? Guilty as charged.

[asetech]

I am a technician for mitsubishi. And know for a fact muffler bearings do exist. The 3000gt vr4 has an active exhaust that shuts a valve in one of the tailpipes to change the tone of the exhaust. That valve rides in the famous muffler bearing.

[silverhorse47]

I feel absolutely sure that the petcocks on the needle float valve thingies are farked up. No other explanation is possible. Good luck.
S.

[TheCafeKid]

Man, you guys crack me up. Apparently NONE of you know what you are talking about...

Anyone who knows ANYTHING about these old Suzukis would know that what he is describing are CLASSIC symptoms of the failure of the orange business that dangles in front of the gosh dang business! Clearly you can see its not the springhickey in front of the dofladgie thats causing the problem. If he doesnt do something about the whatsit that spins over the flange on the little shiney post in FRONT of the orange business, its simply a matter of time before the thingamabob takes a dump on him for good...

[duaneage]

You obviously forgot to check the turn signal fluid and rotate the spark plugs. If that doesn't do it add more miles into the speedometer. It is only supposed to hold 85 but you can squeeze 90 in if you try,

[Tim]

I am a technician for mitsubishi. And know for a fact muffler bearings do exist. The 3000gt vr4 has an active exhaust that shuts a valve in one of the tailpipes to change the tone of the exhaust. That valve rides in the famous muffler bearing.

Thanks for the buzz kill asatech, what's next ? Is there a proctologist in the forum that's going to tell me that pigs CAN fly out of my butt ?!?!? Just kidding asetech thanks for the info I just learned something new today.

[Sandy]

Steve is that Kaleco thing for real !?!?!?! Now I've seen everything !!!!!!
Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!!!

Well ...not quite.

http://www3.telus.net/bc_triumph_registry/smoke.htm

[scrapper]

I heard it can be fixed with some fallopian tubing with some relative bearing grease smeared on it. Sometimes you will also need a bucket of steam, at least a 2 gallon bucket. If that don't work sell it as a real easy fixer upper.