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I removed my carbs today and what I found

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indyjoel

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I finally bit the bullet and removed the carbs

Undid all the clips and move the airbox back.
Tried to remove the carbs and nothing. Stuck solid.

I then removed the four bolts in the side of each carb pod (do I need to have removed those?) and had to really force the carbs off.

I have them off and could not believe how filthy they were. Check out the colour of the fuel that came out of them.

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Why it won't fire up!

Why it won't fire up!

And some people wonder why they won't just fire up.

It doesn't take a lot to make them run.

Just spark, fuel and air in the right proportions and compression and off they go!
 
I might suggest to clean out your tank as well by the look of that fuel :)

Oz
 
I might suggest to clean out your tank as well by the look of that fuel :)

Oz

I was amzed by the fuel colour.

When I emptied the fuel tank into a bucket and went to pour it into a fuel container the rust and junk that was left shocked me. It was pure garbage.

I am now looking at fuel tank cleaners on the forum.

Am thinking either POR15, rustbeet or rusteco. Any thoughts?

Just trying to find them in Sydney now from a seller on a Saturday.

It is no wonder that the bike would not idle or start properly.

Joe
 
Por15

Por15

I understand that there is a paint company on the Northern Beaches in Sydney that sells POR15.

Don't have the name unfortunately.
 
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