Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb
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TOPIC: Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb
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Gram (Admin)
Been there, wrecked that.
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Last Edit: 2009/06/28 23:24 By Gram.
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 11 Months ago
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Big Bear wrote:
The more you learn about this place , the more you're gunna like it! http://roadstarclinic.com/content/view/60/96/ BB
Gram wrote:
[quote]Removing the tank and carb:
Tank and carb removal
Gram
Thanks for the info fellas, this is great stuff and will really help out!!
SoCo
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 11 Months ago
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What happens if you disconnect the TPS from the actual Carb? |
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 11 Months ago
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Well, I pushed as hard as I could and I got 2 of the bowl screws off with no problem but the other 2 stripped out. Now what??
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 10 Months ago
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They are garbage , as you have now discovered. I personally used a dremel with a cut wheel and cut across the screw so I could use a flat head screwdriver to remove the offending screws. A hacksaw blade would do in a pinch. Once those are out , it's all down hill.
BTW , removing the TPS completely (as you asked last night) is not the end of the world , but requires it be reset by making sure the resistance is right (Ohms) , So to avoid the headache , just leave the TPS on the carb.  BB |
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 10 Months ago
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The screws that stripped... needle nose Vice-grips.
Choke knob won't stay out... just rotate it in either direction till it stops turning. It's a trick I learned on my H-D's and it works on the Roadie too.
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 10 Months ago
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Big Bear wrote:
They are garbage , as you have now discovered. I personally used a dremel with a cut wheel and cut across the screw so I could use a flat head screwdriver to remove the offending screws. A hacksaw blade would do in a pinch. Once those are out , it's all down hill.
BTW , removing the TPS completely (as you asked last night) is not the end of the world , but requires it be reset by making sure the resistance is right (Ohms) , So to avoid the headache , just leave the TPS on the carb. BB
I got the screws off thanks to the Dremel!! Carb is off and I took out the jets and cleaned them as best I could. I'm heading out to Home Depot in a bit to look for the replacement screws. Hopefully I can get everything back together again.
By the way, I took off the vacum slide cover to clean in there. Was that wrong??
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 10 Months ago
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Just be careful with the diaphram and make sure not to tear it. If you ever do any jetting you'll have it off more than a few times since that's where the needle is.
Float bowl screws are 4mmx10mm.
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Last Edit: 2009/07/03 15:39 By BigBoyinMS.
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Re:Questions on the choke, idle and carb 2 Years, 10 Months ago
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Thanks brother
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