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Some of you may be aware of the fact I actually have two bikes, the other bike is currently sat on me patio and wont start, from what I have been told or kinda worked out for meself its that the carbs that are fouled, Im no mechanic, especially with things like carbs, So, would anyone fancy having a look for me and see what you think ? I will pay you petrol money plus I will pay you for your time and will feed you till your sick with the finest choice of foods available to man plus Ill probably slip a few cans your way as well. Just wanna get this off me patio now cos at heart its a nice little bike, btw its a kwak zzr 600 which would make an ideal cheap winter hack for someone.
Cheers
Stew
kwak zzr
28-09-07, 01:33 PM
i must say stew i tinkerd with my zzr 600 for a while and check'd the basic's but in the end it ended up at the main dealer.:(
i must say stew i tinkerd with my zzr 600 for a while and check'd the basic's but in the end it ended up at the main dealer.:(
Yep know what you mean mate, Ill probably go down that route myself yet, just thought Id throw it out to the org. see if anyone wants a bit of spare dosh, Id rather see you guys right than some garage ;)
kwak zzr
28-09-07, 01:56 PM
whats wrong with it?
Well bike ran sweet as a nut till its mot them gave up ghost, would only start from cold not when warmed up, so making fuelling her a bit arkward, now wont start at all, although she will turn over till the battery goes flat, thought it might be electrics at first but since advised it could be fouled carbs/jets, Im no mechanic, and Id rather do heart surgery than tackle the carbs, I know Im a wuss ;)
kwak zzr
28-09-07, 02:04 PM
i only go as far as plugs ,ht leads, coils, fuses and stuff, good luck with it m8.:) does sound like fueling tho, someone with the know how will be along shortly:)
No probs mate, thanks for moral support help anyway:D
cheers
Biker Biggles
28-09-07, 02:07 PM
That sounds like sticking floats.The carbs overfill with fuel and flood the engine,a bit like a ballcock system.Could also be rust and crud from in the tank getting into the carbs,which is far from unknown on older kwaks.Either way you need to strip the carbs.
That sounds like sticking floats.The carbs overfill with fuel and flood the engine,a bit like a ballcock system.Could also be rust and crud from in the tank getting into the carbs,which is far from unknown on older kwaks.Either way you need to strip the carbs.
Strip the carbs ? thought so, help
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