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number 1 is by the cam chain , remove the tank etc and all plugs then tdc number 1 then see which cylinder comes up nxt etc etc ! use a long thin rod to feel the pistons come up !
Hi Johan,
The firing order for your engine is 1.2.4.3. If you look at the HT leads, they should be numbered so as not to get mixed up, if you have routed them incorrectly its more likely that the engine would not even fire.
However knowing the time of year I have to ask, has the bike been stood up for any length of time, if so its more likely that the fuel has waxed up in the carbs ( a common problem) I always ensure I run mine at least once a month just to flush the fuel through the carbs to avoid this issue.If you know what you are doing you can remove the carb bank, strip the carbs and clean the jets, if your not sure best left to someone who does. Then of course you have got to get them balanced again afterwards.
Hope this helps.
Mike
Hi hall ie I just replied to your last question about firing order I couldnt get back to you with a reply to your idle screw question due to a software problem Has the bike been unused for a long time? Please review your last 2 questions (which I've answered) & gimme some feedback as it helps my ratings Ride safe
Bike-Doc
that box is called the air box, its where you engine breathes in its air. you say its leaking oil? these boxes are normally a bit oily but only really surface oil. If you can actually see liquid oil you have a problem with your petrol shut off. When the bike isnt running petrol will leak into the engine through the piston. When you start the bike all the petrol mixed with the engine oil will be pumped back into the air box. also check the level of the engine oil, if too much has been put in there then that can also be pumped back into the air box. If the petrol and oil has been mixing you must change the oil as petrol thins the oil and your bike could catch fire, the engine wear will be really bad.
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