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Subject: Backfiring bike
o..o 24.10.08 - 11:02am
Placing it in a lower slot effectively raises the needle,making it richer. Just make note of your initial settings. Also,before making any changes,do the basic things-clean air filter,new spark plug and fresh fuel... Back firing is caused by unburnt mixture igniting in the header pipe or even near the exhaust valve,this ignition can be caused by carbon deposits or exhaust valve staying open too- * +
o..o 24.10.08 - 11:07am
long(a timing issue). Another thing to check is the gasket that seals the exhaust header to the cylinder,leaks there can cause backfiring problems as well as premature exhaust valve wear. Another easier alternative is to just take your bike to a bike shop and say ''oi ! Fix it!'' * +
xxstevex 25.10.08 - 06:19pm
Probly uburnt fuel in xhaust ignitin, my gsxr thou duz it wiv a race can fitted * +
xxstevex 25.10.08 - 06:19pm
Probly unburnt fuel in xhaust ignitin, my gsxr thou duz it wiv a race can fitted * +
schizzo 25.10.08 - 10:39pm
Mini did the same thing when i had the new exhaust fitted,caused a change in backpressure,advanced the timing and it was all good *
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