1972 Ducati 350 Scrambler "fuel hand moving down" Questions

hand to make sure no valves are knocking the piston. Should be as follows1. all valve clearance free/rocking at ' TDC 1st 'down' stroke (ignition of fuel) valves closed exhaust moving

...hand to make sure no valves are knocking the piston. Should be as follows1. all valve clearance free/rocking at ' TDC 1st 'down' stroke (ignition of fuel) valves closed exhaust moving ...

fuel line. As you move the float up and down by hand it should be harder or easier to blow, resulting in a complete stop when you close the valve completely. (BE CAREFUL NOT TO APPLY TOO MUCH PRESSURE

...hand, twist the throttle and see if the slide moves up and down freely. Does it return to the botton of the venturi on it's own when the throttle is released (or you twist the throttle forward)? If ...

...hand and you should see a squirt of gas. if not your not getting fuel or have a bad accelerator pump. also check your idle mixture screws on the front of your carb. screw them in all the way ( count ...

...fuel valve on the spiggot. What can i do to either bypass this valve or make it idle right? Nice old kawasaki, i had one also in my colection of japanese. Now bussiness, it sounds like you found the ...

...hand to see if this is the issue . You would probably have to buy a shaft assembly to fix that type of problem. I think you may be dealing with fuel issue probably related to two different things. ...

hand when working on carburetors. Drain the carburetor. There should be a screw on the lower side or bottom of the carb float bowl. Remove the screw then replace it after the fuel drains. Turn the gas