1990 Suzuki RGV 250 L "gas leaking exhaust bike" Questions

...end revs and speed your fuel to rich or to pore. carbon bild up in exhaust tail pipe. measur the compresion of the two cilinders. look for gas leaks valve carberatuur gasket cilinders. greeds j ...

...gas leaking from my exhaust manifold On my yamaha ttr 90 How is the bike running? If you have gas leaking from the exhaust manifold I would think you have other things going on for that gas not to be ...

...its dirty with oil REMOVE THE EXHAUST FROM THE ENGINE AND RUN IT TO SEE IF OIL COMES OUT THE ENGINE IF SO YOUR MAIN CRANK SEAL ON THE ENGINE SIDE WILL BE LEAKING INTO THE ENGINE AND OUT THE

Bike backfires when you let off gas A lose fitting exhaust can cause this, may need new exhaust manifold gasket or exhaust tightened. Check the header pipe for signs of leaks.

...gas on your bike, the fuel air mixture to the engine is extremely rich. So rich in fact that it will not burn. If your bike is backfiring through the exhaust with a loud pop, this is usually caused ...

...leaking gas where the exhaust pipe goes into the cylinder head only on the pipe all the way to the left if you are sitting on the bike. I am a Mechanic by no means but a couple of months back I took ...

...leaking GAS from the bottom of the gas tank, I then replaced the Fuel Pump Gasket (spot where gas was leaking) which fixed the leakage problem. Now when i try to start my bike it keeps turning off, ...

...leaking gas. Research led me to believe it was stuck carb float. Bounced bike and added some Marvel Mystery Oil (2 oz.). Bike is no longer leaking gas (sweet!) but now there is a whitish-grey smoke ...

...gas from the exhaust pipes. So I cleaned my carb. Boiled it in lemon juice. Put bike back together, and bike started. Runs great, but gas is pouring our the boot of my driveshift. why or how can this ...

...gas you put into the bike. Two, when the oil was filled in the bike, too much was put in, and now it's leaking into the heads, remove some oil and it will eventually stop. And, Three: The bike hadn't ...