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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
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2 more replies. No problem since going puimpless. That's 5 for 5.

A question to those would be "Did you have problems before you went pumpless".

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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
I took off the short hose from the carb to the air cleaner and got a hose approved for gas and hooked it up to the carb and ran it to the bottom of the bike. Now when it pukes it runs on the ground. It only happens on hot days. The port on the carb points to the rear of the bike just behind the aor cleaner. Hope this helps.
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
Hi Everyone

This happened to me the first day I got my new 05 R* last sept

Started again yesterday 62 F

Stoped to make a call wouldnt start and smelled of gas

Than stoped to get gas and would start puke and stall was like a waterfall of gas coming out below the air cleaner

called the dealer he said to tap on the float bowl with a screw driver or something , So I did I also let it sit for 15 mins anyway it started and off I went.

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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
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A question to those would be "Did you have problems before you went pumpless".

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There's a ton of questions I could ask with all sorts of variables. My point is more simple. We know people with the pump get it. So that's a given. I'm just looking for anyone without a pump who has had it happen. I'm sure never going to claim the results of this prove anything one way or the other.

Unless of course it shows I'm right.
 
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
Eastern PA...no puking, maybe a slight smell can't really remember so it wasn't that bad...I ride year round so temps from high 30&deg to 100&deg plus...

No mods to the carb, air box, fuel pump etc. Did a Stage 1 to the pipes...basically a stock bike. While I enjoy reading about y'all's tinkering adventures I have two left thumbs other than basic maintenance.

Regards, Ted
 
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
I don't know what the problem is guys....I honestly have never had this problem and I still have my fuel pump. My needle is set on the 4th clip (per barons instructions) main at 170, stock pilot, and pms at 3 1/4. Hopefully you guys will get your problem solve. Wish ya luck, gentlemen.
 
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
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I don't know what the problem is guys....I honestly have never had this problem and I still have my fuel pump. My needle is set on the 4th clip (per barons instructions) main at 170, stock pilot, and pms at 3 1/4. Hopefully you guys will get your problem solve. Wish ya luck, gentlemen.

I don't have the problem either. I don't think it has anything to do with the jetting. I've got a thread going over on the RSR and I'm hearing float level, Ethonol causing deposists, carb heater, pump,..... Real can - O - worms
 
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
hi everyone thought i'd throw in my struggles with this gas/carb thing i live in central new jersey i have a 2007 roadstar about 1050 miles on it / totally stock the gas thing started at about 400 miles what everyone is describing is exactly what is happing to my r* dealer has disassembled and checked the carb/floats [still scratching his head at the moment and says this should not be happening at all} one time i actually had gas inside the air cleaner it was actually wet with gas at the bottom is this a "new thing" leaning more towards "newer" bikes or has it been around for a while? sure looks like a float issue letting in to much gas for whatever reason and just flooding out the carb the bike is going in on 4/3 says he will put on a new carbui everyone thought i'd throw in my struggles with this gas/carb thing i live in central new jersey i have a 2007 roadstar about 1050 miles on it / totally stock the gas thing started at about 400 miles what everyone is describing is exactly what is happing to my r* dealer has disassembled and checked the carb/floats [still scratching his head at the moment and says this should not be happening at all} one time i actually had gas inside the air cleaner it was actually wet with gas at the bottom is this a "new thing" leaning more towards "newer" bikes or has it been around for a while? sure looks like a float issue letting in to much gas for whatever reason and just flooding out the carb the bike is going in on 4/3 says he will put on a new carburator i will tell him about the fuel pump backpressure sensor possibility i read about here on the r* site i also went to the government consumer complaint site www.nhtsa.dot.gov and submitted the form any replys/tips/help here would be appreciated !!! be careful out there!!! ride safe!!!/ride smart!!! regards, mike
 
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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
Musky wrote:
DocShadow wrote:
A question to those would be "Did you have problems before you went pumpless".

Doc


There's a ton of questions I could ask with all sorts of variables. My point is more simple. We know people with the pump get it. So that's a given. I'm just looking for anyone without a pump who has had it happen. I'm sure never going to claim the results of this prove anything one way or the other.

Unless of course it shows I'm right.


I'm coming at it from the other direction.

A good sampling of pumpless guys who had this problem before ditching the pump but don't have the problem now.

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Re:Gas puke survey 5 Years, 1 Month ago  
Hey Doc

I included that in my thread on the RSR. It is a valid point. I just knew this was going to be a complicated issue so I was going for simple. Or maybe lazy <br><br>Post edited by: Musky, at: 2007/04/01 10:14
 
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