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remove and clean plugs ; if that doesnt do the trick ,check that fuel is getting to the carbsremove and clean plugs ; if that doesnt do the trick ,check that fuel is getting to the carbs
bad gas? if you havn't started it for a while i would drain the float bowls on the carbs.bad gas? if you havn't started it for a while i would drain the float bowls on the carbs.
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I've had the same problem a couple of times now The fly wheel is located using a 3mm key
which is way to small that shears off putting the timing out causing back firing and not starting.
Mine did it again last weekend so i'm on the search to cure it once and forall.
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If you change the exhaust pipes, you have to sync the carbs (if you cant sync them, you have to change the carb jets), usually it is backfiring because the carbs are not in balance.
KICK HARDER TRY PULL STARTING IT..IN SECOND GEAR..DOES IT HAVE ENOUGH COMPRESSION TO START?IT SHOULD START PULLING IT...START OFF WITH NO THROTTLE THAN IF NOT STARTING CRACK THE THROTTLE SO LIGHTLY AND SHE SHOULD FIRE OFF WHILE IN GEAR BEING PULLED OF COURSE BE CARE FUL NOT TO RUN INTO. WHO EVERS PULLING YOU..USE A LONG TOW ROPE..IF YOUR NOT A SEASONDED RIDER AND KNOW YOUR BIKE VERY WELL I WOULD NOT ATTEMPT THE PULL START...IF NOT CHECK YOUR COMPRESSION AND TIMING..MAJOR VACUUM LEAK MAYBE AT BASE GASKET..IS ENGINE SUCKING TO MUCH AIR? GOOD LUCK..
it probably isnt a firing order problem, or it probably wouldnt run
one coil fires 1 & 4 cylnder, the other coil fires 2 & 3 cylnders, as the pick up gets its signal from the crank, it sends a spark to each cylnder on the exhaust stroke as well as the compression stroke, ignition timing also doesent change as it is electronic and cant drift out like when points wear.
a short in the ingnition or kill switch can occasionally cause a backfire
Backfire can also be caused by
lean mixture, dirty carbs, loose carb clamps
leaking inlet or exhaust flanges and gaskets
tight valve clearances, burnt valves
make sure everthing is clean and tight, good air filter and exhaust, check valve clearances ,and give it a compression test, check the valve timing, incase it has been assembled wrong,(they rarely jump a tooth unless the chain and tensioner are completely stuffed)
Next time this happens, take out 1 spark plug and inject a little gas, replace the plug. (You can do both f you want but 1 is enough) If the bike fires up it is prob not getting gas for some reason…
hi there
i have a similar problem,exept mines not backfiring,its just totally dead!!!,please any ideas?
will not start
I have the same problem on my 1976 Suzuki 750GS, only 5000 miles.
Please help, email Bill at [email protected]
remove and clean plugs ; if that doesnt do the trick ,check that fuel is getting to the carbs
bad gas? if you havn't started it for a while i would drain the float bowls on the carbs.
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