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Re: Flots are sticking on my bike. how to i get them to...
You will have to remove the carbs, and dismantle the float chamber, carefully removing the floats and the float valve from its seating, cleaning to ensure it doesnot stick and also closes off the fuel
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follow the cable from the start to finish it might have been bent or damaged. then have a look at the carbs they might have been damaged in the two accidents if the mix is wrong or they are letting in air
First of I,d just give the carb a few light taps with small hammer when engine is running it usually unsticks the needle and seat and it then clears and clean lts self. If dosn ,t work then clean pull apart carbies and blow out with compressor try easy way first half the time it works good luck neil
possible float sticking in carb or fuel pump not working. can you see gas spray in carb when manually operating throttle? Does it backfire when running? if so it may have jumped time,
Floats are staying open in float bowl in bottom of carb.Try tapping float bowl with screw driver handle as to unstick floats.this will somtimes work if there not stuck real bad.If it still overflows you need to remove and clean carburator.Good luck....Brian
It sounds like your clutches are stuck.If the bike has been sitting for awhile the clutch plates will stick together. Sometimes they will unstick.1st I would change the oil. Then i would place the front tire up against a solid wall start the bike pull in clutch put in gear ,repeat a few times.If this does not unstick the clutch you might have to replace your fiber clutch plates.Hope these helps D.
Sounds very much like you have some sort of air leak in the induction system, check the Sync Ports have their rubber plugs installed. Check for any hissing noises, if you hear them follow to the source
Either the float is stuck or the gas set up sticking the float valve in the open position. The best fix is to take the carbs off and apart, but if you are not easy with that, sometimes Seafoam in the tank will dissolve the old gas if ti's not too bad
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