The right side exhaust is more powerful than that of the left when idling. I checked the carb system everything is fine. I was told it could be the main and float pilots. I dont really know much about it. Any ideas as to why this is happening.
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one exhaust is more powerful than the other. help?
- Thread starter zurek4
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Gcraay
XS650 Addict
There is a video that shows how to balance the floats on I think You Tube. Also there is a way to balance them with the vent tubes off the carb boots if you have them. The float balance thing looks easy. I can't remember the exact place I found them.
CDNTX650
XS650 Guru
Could be a slightly blocked pilot cct or the carbs need to be synced.
NONclow
Confirmed Laquer Breather
Possibly a blockage in the exhaust, maybe a rodent residence.
Gcraay
XS650 Addict
Check this topic title.
(xs650 BS34 float height adjustment.) Thats what its called.
(Mikuni xs650 carb sync)
by Mark Paton
Sorry I can't get it to insert the link.
(xs650 BS34 float height adjustment.) Thats what its called.
(Mikuni xs650 carb sync)
by Mark Paton
Sorry I can't get it to insert the link.
wherearewe
Rub on Ya Titties
Id say the carbs are out of sync. Its easy to check with a homemade tool for a couple of bucks and doesn't require much effort. If its idling and out of balance, one pipe will produce a stronger thump.
Download the carb guide in the tech section.
Download the carb guide in the tech section.
