
The carbs are clean so is the air filter has new plugs.. Was wondering if the timing is out as the cct was looked at but we thought it looked 1 tooth out..but left it.
Oh and no need to start the bike, just push up on the slide and let go.vtrjames wrote:have the carbs been stripped down recently to be cleaned? could try taking off the airbox lid and filter, start it up and give it a rev up,check that both slides are lifting in the carbs.if not maybe one of the diaphragms not seated correctly.
these bikes don't have a fuel pump?vtrjames wrote:if the slides are lifting ok through vacuum. seems like fuel delivery somewhere,is your pump ok? still sounds like something to do wi the carbs..thats where id be looking anyway.
+1Vacuum pipe to fuel tap on the correct "nipple"?
Unless you ride the XL1000V Varadero which has fuel injection.cybercarl wrote:Well technically it is a vacuum pump but is generally not considered to be a fuel pump which is a totally different type of device which will either work mechanically or electric. So no these bikes don't have a fuel pump.
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And then he wouldn't have a problem checking out his carbs because he has injectors insteaddarkember wrote:Unless you ride the XL1000V Varadero which has fuel injection.cybercarl wrote:Well technically it is a vacuum pump but is generally not considered to be a fuel pump which is a totally different type of device which will either work mechanically or electric. So no these bikes don't have a fuel pump.
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