TheFoggie
XS400 Member
Hey,
I have a 1982 Yamaha 400XS Heritage Spec. I'm having a few issues with idle. I have recently taken apart the carbs for cleaning but that being said they were in pretty good shape. When doing so I have recently replaced the:
- Spark Plugs
- Carb float valve seat rubber o-ring
- Rubber Pilot jet passage plug
- Pilot Jets (42.5)
The issues is, I'm trying to adjust the idle-screw to try and maintain a constant 1250 RPM. I will set it (after it has warmed up) but after driving a bit and throttling back it will hold at around 3000 RPM, hardly ever dropping. If I turn back the idle-screw slightly it will idle very low at about 900 or less and sometimes stall; so I have to feather the throttle at lights. Right now I'm deal with a bike that idles at 3000 RPM or stalls. I just cannot find a happy medium between to high and to low.
Any Ideas?
Note; looking at pluggs, they look pretty good, but if anything a little rich.
I have a 1982 Yamaha 400XS Heritage Spec. I'm having a few issues with idle. I have recently taken apart the carbs for cleaning but that being said they were in pretty good shape. When doing so I have recently replaced the:
- Spark Plugs
- Carb float valve seat rubber o-ring
- Rubber Pilot jet passage plug
- Pilot Jets (42.5)
The issues is, I'm trying to adjust the idle-screw to try and maintain a constant 1250 RPM. I will set it (after it has warmed up) but after driving a bit and throttling back it will hold at around 3000 RPM, hardly ever dropping. If I turn back the idle-screw slightly it will idle very low at about 900 or less and sometimes stall; so I have to feather the throttle at lights. Right now I'm deal with a bike that idles at 3000 RPM or stalls. I just cannot find a happy medium between to high and to low.
Any Ideas?
Note; looking at pluggs, they look pretty good, but if anything a little rich.