Technohedge
New Member
Hi Guys,
just taken charge of an xpl, has been sitting for a while. Was only running on one cylinder so i cleaned out the carbs and now appears to be going well (not water tested yet)
Couple of questions below if anyone can help me out:
1/ when putting carbs back on i noticed there is two notches on the throttle cam/wheel for the cable to attach to. One holds the throtle plates slightly open and the other firmly shut at no throttle movement. Which one is it meant to be on? (forgot to take note when dis assembling!)
2/ The carbs were gummed up with BROWN crud (not green tar type stuff). The original grey lines are still on the craft. Cut a couple open and saw brown discoloration inside but no green gunk? What is the brown stuff and do the lines still need replacing?
3/ Are the high speed adjusters on the top or the bottom of the carbs? The top ones are the ones with T handles on them and are accesible from above.
4/Im a little paranoid about 'going lean' and burning out a good engine. Is there any sign that this is going to happen and how to guard against it?
Thnaks guys I know thats a lof of ask straight off. Jus want to get it right before hitting the water.
cheers
just taken charge of an xpl, has been sitting for a while. Was only running on one cylinder so i cleaned out the carbs and now appears to be going well (not water tested yet)
Couple of questions below if anyone can help me out:
1/ when putting carbs back on i noticed there is two notches on the throttle cam/wheel for the cable to attach to. One holds the throtle plates slightly open and the other firmly shut at no throttle movement. Which one is it meant to be on? (forgot to take note when dis assembling!)
2/ The carbs were gummed up with BROWN crud (not green tar type stuff). The original grey lines are still on the craft. Cut a couple open and saw brown discoloration inside but no green gunk? What is the brown stuff and do the lines still need replacing?
3/ Are the high speed adjusters on the top or the bottom of the carbs? The top ones are the ones with T handles on them and are accesible from above.
4/Im a little paranoid about 'going lean' and burning out a good engine. Is there any sign that this is going to happen and how to guard against it?
Thnaks guys I know thats a lof of ask straight off. Jus want to get it right before hitting the water.
cheers