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jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
New to clinic So I think I need to ask Gram not sure.
I have a 2000 roadie not sure on jetting.little trouble
I put a 42-6 mikuin on.I smell gas ideling & lose at top end
I have a bak air filter,barons power cone,nes manfold,
samson slashers pipes with thunder monster baffles,Dyna 3000,
dyna coils,a voes valve for my TPS, oem plugs. No smog
I have not messed with the carb.
If Theres any thing I need to add or change
and were I should start on jets any help
I would be very THANKFUL.
Maddog200_0
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
Welcome to the Clinic Maddog!

I am hoping someone else will pop in here, but I don't have any jeting experience with the 42 mm.

Based on your symptoms, it sounds like it is too rich.

If it were a 40mm, I would suggest going after the PMS for sure, perhaps lowering the main but can't be sure without something to base it on.

If someone doesn't chime in here pretty soon, I will see if I can track Bulldog down and get him to chime in. He has a TON of experience with them.

GRAM<br><br>Post edited by: GRAM, at: 2005/03/07 13:37
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
Thank,s gram I guess no one wants to touch this mybe
my oem carb wasen,t so bad after all.
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
Well, we need a basis to start with:

What main jet do you have now?
Pilot jet?
Needle setting?
What Dyna 3000 setting?
Have you done any plug checks at idle, mid range and WOT?

Give us some more detail and do a plug check, that is going to tell you tons.
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
2000roadie main160 pilot25 needle97 the carb has not been open up
I have no spit back no couch. The plug are white I think on the rich side.
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
sorry man dyna 34a 5000
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
If your plugs are white, you are lean not rich. When you did the plug check, did you do it after idle or at speed or WOT with an ignition cut and coast to a stop?

I am not real familiar with the 42, but a 160 just sounds small to me on a carb with that big a throat and a BAK. Pilot might be as well, but without the various plug checks it is hard to tell. Does your needle have multiple notches to adjust it as well?
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
thank,s I,ll do the plug check and get back. I said rich ment lean
frist tryed it with out air filter plugs were black.
I know you have to run air filter just put it on and fired it up.
then I ran it and they cleaned up. so I put new plug in and do the plug check.
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
Hey maddog,

it's me Bucardo (&quot;inventor&quot; of the VOES solution)

I need to check my notes, but it appears you have the stock Harley-anticipated jetting on your HSR. I'll check my notes and latest settings, but as I recall, your pilot is fat and you need a &quot;96&quot; needle (fatter). Main should be OK, but also may be a little fat (not a big deal).

On the VOES, did you modify it or just install a stock one. Remember the part#?
Was it installed per the photo, if not how?

Did you mean you're experiencing no carb cough, when the engine's warm and you crack the throttle?

Are you confident your vacuum connection is tight?

Do you have access to an EGA?

IMHO, bag the plug check, too many things work against a good plug read.

I'll try to read any response you may have tomorrow and grab my notes for my latest jet settings (which finally are working pretty good!)

Jim
 
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Re:jetting on 42m carb 3 Years, 10 Months ago  
Hay Jim Great to here from you. ya still trying to get it, you
now just right. I put that stock voes valve on and helped alot.Thank,s
It was used got from a HD frind.don,t have a Part #.
Yes it is a stock 42m m160, p25, n97, clip at3. 4500ft
I have no carb cought at all, When I go to start it I have to chock
it a few after it starts. When I get on it I have to pump the cluch
for it to really pick up. don,t have the top end I had befor.
no vacuum leaks. no acc to a EGA. Plug are white.
Thank,s again Don
 
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