lhaolpa
XS400 Junkie
If your float valve was leaking,you might look at your oil and make sure that gas didn't get into the cylinders,then to the crankcase.If you run it,it may mess up the bearings,and maybe blow up.You don't want that. lha
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So I screwed up this morning and as a result, I am shifting to a single carb xs400
- Thread starter wedge98
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So things took a turn for the worse over the last week. I was able to get her running and then after a short trip the bike would not start and run at all.
I performed a compression test last night and the left cylinder is shot. 80psi on left 120psi on right. (that explains why the right cylinder was running so well and the left was shot). I'm picking up a spare motor today and I'm going to tear down the current one(it does have 22K on it).
I've been buying parts to fix multiple issues I am finding and improve some things. I was wondering if anyone had the band clamp sizes for the carbs to intake tubes to airfilter?
Hopefully things will be looking brighter in a week. I'll post pics of the engine rebuild so others can comment and follow along for fun.
I performed a compression test last night and the left cylinder is shot. 80psi on left 120psi on right. (that explains why the right cylinder was running so well and the left was shot). I'm picking up a spare motor today and I'm going to tear down the current one(it does have 22K on it).
I've been buying parts to fix multiple issues I am finding and improve some things. I was wondering if anyone had the band clamp sizes for the carbs to intake tubes to airfilter?
Hopefully things will be looking brighter in a week. I'll post pics of the engine rebuild so others can comment and follow along for fun.
leedutcher
xsive to the bone!!!
somthing like this
leedutcher
xsive to the bone!!!
thank only cost me .36 cents at ace and some time with the vise and dremal
