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November 8th, 2006, 06:02
#1
XR650L Carb Problems (need advice)
Hey Guys
I got a 2006 XR650L that i just desmogged, uni-air filtered, and installed a carb with the mods listed below.
I have the carb setup at: 55/158 jets, mix screw 2 1/4 out, needle shimmed .010. Most other folks say that this is the perfect setup for the L at sea level.
My bike is running rich still and seems to be getting way too much fuel. After a good hard ride, i will get some fuel seepage from the carb vent as well.
One of the guys on the 600/650 section mentioned that i might have "bumped" the floats and thats causing it to flood which would explain how its running. Anyone have any experience with this care to elaborate on how i can tell if i bumped my floats and if so, how to fix em?
My friend that i ride with also says i am puffing a little smoke on Decel
Any advice would be great!
Thanks
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November 8th, 2006 06:02
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November 8th, 2006, 07:04
#2
Forum Junkie
Re: XR650L Carb Problems (need advice)
puffing smoke on deceleration can be an indication of valve guides, which wouldn't help jetting woes.
"I couldn't wait for success, so I went ahead without it"
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November 8th, 2006, 09:16
#3
Senior
Re: XR650L Carb Problems (need advice)
That sounds like extremely lean jetting to me compared to what we used to run in the 600 and 628's. I think you have other problems. Try a new needle and seat(fuel inlet) and reset the float level. Also pull out the emulsifiers and make sure it is all perfectly clean. I think jets should be up in the 68/170 range or more if you have it opened up with exhaust etc.
Ken
Edit. Go to the dealer and order a factory service manual. It will explain how to set the floats etc. Stay away from Chiltons get the factory one.
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November 8th, 2006, 10:36
#4
Senior
Re: XR650L Carb Problems (need advice)
Oops I mistakenly assumed that they had a carb similar to an XR600. I still dont see how they get enough fuel with that jetting. I would look for a 600 carb or Edelbrock to make tuning easier.
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November 8th, 2006, 19:36
#5
Re: XR650L Carb Problems (need advice)
Thanks Guys
I have the factory service manual and see no mention of how to set the float.
Also, all of the reasearch i have done online raves about the current setup i have (jets, desmogged, uncorked, etc.....)
Its definitely NOT lean!
that much i know!