Idle problem (however I require action :) - fixed! pics
- The549
- Legendary 300
- Posts: 367
- Joined: Sun Aug 07, 2005 1:33 pm
- Sex: Male
- Location: Its never enough
Well, to give myself an answer, YES! It feels like a whole new bike!
I cleaned the completely gummed petcock, and took the filter out. The manual states that the filter is permenently attached and needs to be replaced with the entire petcock. Nonsense! I put a car fuel filter in after the petcock, and it's running great now!
The only other issue now is I think I hear the timing chain....it's sure wonderful to have a bike budget under the 1k range.
edit to say: apparently the clicking sound is from the valves, so I'm probably gonna take it in for an adjustment.
I cleaned the completely gummed petcock, and took the filter out. The manual states that the filter is permenently attached and needs to be replaced with the entire petcock. Nonsense! I put a car fuel filter in after the petcock, and it's running great now!
The only other issue now is I think I hear the timing chain....it's sure wonderful to have a bike budget under the 1k range.

edit to say: apparently the clicking sound is from the valves, so I'm probably gonna take it in for an adjustment.