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TOPIC: Re:backfire
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backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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when my 06 road star is warmed up and i shut it off it back fires once. anybody know whats up with that?
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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That usually means some unburned fuel getting caught in the hot exhaust from being jetted a little too rich. Do you know what your carb jetting is, PMS setting, etc.? How's your gas mileage?
I'll add you might also have an air leak somewhere. Have you done any mods with the manifold, pipes, that kind of thing?
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Last Edit: 2009/11/14 23:56 By PapaTom.
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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havent done any mods yet. just picked up bike about two weeks ago. love it. real fast. i had a 96 royalstar that i loved but this is definetly an upgraqde. how does one find out about carb jetting and settings?
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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nickgadman wrote:
how does one find out about carb jetting and settings?
That involves getting into your carb and looking. If you are up to it you have all the help (and tons of experience) you need here just for asking. The "tech articles" tab at the top has pages with most all of the info that you will need. If no one has been in the carb before then you will need to take the carb off of the bike to get the float bowl screws out and replaced.
The best advice that I can give you... READ, READ, READ the tech articles.
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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its got 2,000 on it. all stock.
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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And whne you shut it down and it just about comes to a stop (The engine) in gear let the clutch out to stop the engine.
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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MS1700,why let clutch out just prior to motor making its last revolution ,to stop dieseling or to stop potential damage due to kickback when shutting down?
When you hear the motor doing that once in a while can it deamage the starter or somehting else that i hear making a funny kind of engaugement kind of sound with the R* motor as it makes it last partial kickback/backwords revolution before stopping?(PHEW/LOL!!!)
It's kind of a CHING sound for lack of better word to expalin it at 2:43 am here on the east coast/LOL!!!
Just wondering as i am not new to bikes at all after wrneching & riding them very yr for past 40yrs but i am fairly new to the yamaha 1700 v-twin series and am still not familure with all its little quirk's that it seems to have plenty of after hanging out here for a while now.
Thanks....Scott
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Re:backfire 2 Years, 6 Months ago
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Too high of an idle speed could cause kickback and or possible run on post shutodown on the R*.
Slightly higher idle speed can draw just enough additonal fuel into cyls & or ex as it's shutting down with ign off.
That can cuase a pop/bang when it hits any extreemly hot for example carbon heated red hot on valves/heads/pistons or in a hot ex too.
So maybe try lowering the idle speed a tad if it isnt at a low idle speed already,if that doesnt help try leaning the idle mixture a tad to see if that helps too so it cant draw as much fuel into motor when shutting down.
Scott
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