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| Posted: 11-01-2014 07:01 pm |
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roland11a Member
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Hi Just setting up my Dellorto carbs following the re-build. The carbs have been re-built with a full kit including spindle bearings. My question is? When I start the engine with the choke operating I get a loud sucking noise which sound just like an air leak. I spent ages looking for the leak only to find the noise goes once the choke is pushed in. Having never heard the JH running I'm not sure what sounds are normal. Can any one with dellortos fitted advise if they get a similar noise?
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| Posted: 11-01-2014 07:15 pm |
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gmgiltd Member
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It's normal - no need for concern. Gordon
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| Posted: 11-05-2014 12:44 pm |
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Jensenman Member
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Yes, it's normal. Dellortos have a high idle provision which is nothing more than a poorly controlled and noisy vacuum leak. Use it as little as possible; whenever you hear that the cold start mechanism is also sucking extra fuel. That means a very rich mixture which not only can foul spark plugs but can 'wash down' cylinder walls with extra fuel. I use mine till the engine starts, leave it out for about 5 seconds, then push it closed and use the throttle pedal to keep the engine running.
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| Posted: 11-06-2014 12:49 am |
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Lacy Member
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Yep, mine does that.....I don't use it at all. I just give the pedal three pumps before turning over then once the engine catches just feather the throttle for 10 seconds or so then everything is fine.
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