hak231
02-22-2006, 06:08 PM
I just tried searching all old posts on this subject, but I couldn't find a sloution to my problem.
I recently removed the PWK 39mm from my stock jugged engine to see what type of jetting it had, because it had a dead spot off idle. I purchased the bike about 2 months ago and I was just trying to understand what the make-up was. After re-installing the carb it now has an eratic idle. It was at a high idle after replacing the carb for the first time, so I tried adjusting the idle screw. That just made it rev high-then low, high-low.
I have removed and re-installed the carb 3 or 4 times, replaced the throttle cable, switched needles, played with idle adjuster, air screw, and replaced the intake to carb boot. Nothing seems to help it. The throttle plate seems to be pretty loose in the body, will that pose a problem?
I know that some here is going to tell me to check the engine for air leaks on the seals, but the problem only occurred after I removed the carb. It seems to be a related problem.
This is the set-up on the bike as I know it.
1987 stock jug with mild porting
FMF fatty pipe
Rad Valve with Reed spacer
No-Lid Airbox, Uni filter
PWK 39mm 185main CEL needle-middle position, 50 Pilot, Air 1 turn out
Also with this new throttle cable, I don't have a threaded connection to go onto the cap, anybody know why?
I recently removed the PWK 39mm from my stock jugged engine to see what type of jetting it had, because it had a dead spot off idle. I purchased the bike about 2 months ago and I was just trying to understand what the make-up was. After re-installing the carb it now has an eratic idle. It was at a high idle after replacing the carb for the first time, so I tried adjusting the idle screw. That just made it rev high-then low, high-low.
I have removed and re-installed the carb 3 or 4 times, replaced the throttle cable, switched needles, played with idle adjuster, air screw, and replaced the intake to carb boot. Nothing seems to help it. The throttle plate seems to be pretty loose in the body, will that pose a problem?
I know that some here is going to tell me to check the engine for air leaks on the seals, but the problem only occurred after I removed the carb. It seems to be a related problem.
This is the set-up on the bike as I know it.
1987 stock jug with mild porting
FMF fatty pipe
Rad Valve with Reed spacer
No-Lid Airbox, Uni filter
PWK 39mm 185main CEL needle-middle position, 50 Pilot, Air 1 turn out
Also with this new throttle cable, I don't have a threaded connection to go onto the cap, anybody know why?