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I'm back with some 2kr questions

Discussion in 'Yamaha 250cc In-Line 4's' started by Paul Smith, Nov 24, 2007.

  1. Paul Smith

    Paul Smith New Member

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    Hi everyone.

    I'm back again after the garage almost destroyed my fzr 250 1986 2kr. I have a new question, the fzr now will start fine, and seems fine, doesn't over heat however she also won't rev above 5500rpm without cutting out ? i thought it may be the carbs but wondered what you think it maybe?

    Thanks
    Paul
     
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    is that underload or neutral? mine was guttless underload, major flat-spotting until i discovered my exup wasn't even in there, i sorced a second-hand one, cleaned, fitted and adjusted the exup now see runs purrs like a wild cat...
     
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    Paul, seeing you bike has been sitting for a fair time, I would have to say that you need to clean the carbs/fuel lines/fuel filter as they may have gummed up.. I don't think your bike is an EXUP model? is that correct??

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    Hi

    its not an exup your right. could it possible maybe the carbs need adjusting?

    What sort of carb cleaner would you recommend?
     
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    I don't know but I believe that it is commonly available at supercheap, repco, autobarn , etc..

    Do a search with the search function for the carb cleaning posts on this site as I am sure I have seen references to products.
     
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    i use thinners to soak the removed jets ,and carb cleaner for the internals ,,a sonic tank is meant to be the best thing but is a farmed out job so not cheap!
     
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    I take it you mean general purpose (lacquer) thinners like that I use for spray painting. Never thought of that!

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    I,ve bought two full engines i should be getting in the next 2 weeks. So i will try changing the carbs first if it doesn't improve then i may swap the engines? What do you think
     

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