modelman wrote:lm, I assume the cap you refer to is the fuel tank cap, if so, then yes I have.
Not quite right
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This is a handy little guide for setting up carbs, not just Amals....
http://amalcarb.co.uk/downloadfiles/ama ... _guide.pdf
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This is a handy little guide for setting up carbs, not just Amals....
http://amalcarb.co.uk/downloadfiles/ama ... _guide.pdf
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Well, a bit of a storey!!
What I CAN say is that it now goes like a pocket-rocket, instantly & freely winds up to 10,000 rpm!!
BUT, there were some errors made by me, first off, when I re-built the carbs, I found that the main jets had a slightly different thread-form & would not fit, so assuming ( wrongly) that they were ok anyway, I re-fitted them.
The original floats were dust, so replacements ordered & fitted, but NOT AT THE SAME TIME!!
Upon stripping down today, I noticed the the floats were different diameters!!
One was 28mm, the other 32mm! EH???
Checked the main-jets & found that they had no numbers, the NEW jets (the ones that wouldn't fit) had a 1.3mm bore, the old (original)? were only 1.1mm, so I thought I'd risk it & bored the old ones out to 1.3mm to match the new 135s.
2 new 32mm floats were fitted, set to 22.5mm
All reassembled, fingers crossed, turn on, press the button, BAM, instant start & ran very smooth & even, took it round the block, & it was off like a good-un, max revs in all gears, no smoke, & returned to a nice tickover.
So thanks to all for your help.
Only concern now is it rattles like a bag of nails 'upstairs' , cammy, tappety?? all check out ok however.
What I CAN say is that it now goes like a pocket-rocket, instantly & freely winds up to 10,000 rpm!!
BUT, there were some errors made by me, first off, when I re-built the carbs, I found that the main jets had a slightly different thread-form & would not fit, so assuming ( wrongly) that they were ok anyway, I re-fitted them.
The original floats were dust, so replacements ordered & fitted, but NOT AT THE SAME TIME!!
Upon stripping down today, I noticed the the floats were different diameters!!
One was 28mm, the other 32mm! EH???
Checked the main-jets & found that they had no numbers, the NEW jets (the ones that wouldn't fit) had a 1.3mm bore, the old (original)? were only 1.1mm, so I thought I'd risk it & bored the old ones out to 1.3mm to match the new 135s.
2 new 32mm floats were fitted, set to 22.5mm
All reassembled, fingers crossed, turn on, press the button, BAM, instant start & ran very smooth & even, took it round the block, & it was off like a good-un, max revs in all gears, no smoke, & returned to a nice tickover.
So thanks to all for your help.
Only concern now is it rattles like a bag of nails 'upstairs' , cammy, tappety?? all check out ok however.
GSX1400 Red/silver
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CA77
T140
BSA 250
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GSX1400 Blue
GS1000G
Brockhouse Corgi
CB77
CA77
T140
BSA 250
I DO have to grow old, I DO NOT have to grow up.
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