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electrogeek
1st June 2012, 18:58
Hi
I have just got a Suzuki A50 and I am looking for a bit of help,
does anyone know how to set the carb up right? it runs well but wont idle
does anyone out there haveva service guide? i need a loom diagram to work out why the right indocator isn't working
thanks a heap
electrogeek
1st June 2012, 18:59
also, if anyone has any parts for them at all floating around I'm really keen
Paul in NZ
1st June 2012, 22:08
Pilot jets blocked. They are tiny.....
Jantar
2nd June 2012, 00:27
Hi
I have just got a Suzuki A50 and I am looking for a bit of help,
does anyone know how to set the carb up right? it runs well but wont idle
does anyone out there haveva service guide? i need a loom diagram to work out why the right indocator isn't working
thanks a heap
+1 for the pilot jet. Also check the float level - sorry I no longer have a service manual to tell you the correct setting.
electrogeek
11th June 2012, 12:22
I guess that isn't the sort of check I can do with the carb on the bike... oh well... i guess for now i will live with a push start from the lights till i get to restoring it, however if anyone out there has a service manual that would be really really fantastic :D
Paul in NZ
11th June 2012, 12:38
Its a simple job to whip the carb off and give it a clean up. Also check the air filter.
F5 Dave
12th June 2012, 21:35
+3 for pilot jet, but as an aside from faded memory there is a screw sticking up from the side cover that adjusts idle, but take the cover off & the rubber bung in the casing to the side of the carb & poke a screwdriver through which will release the carb.
Any time sitting with crap old petrol will cause a block. Running it like this will cause a lean condition which is not a good thing. Cleaning it is easy, the pilot jet is the small one up the tube. Don't poke wire through it though, will ovalise it.
electrogeek
14th June 2012, 13:00
Cool, I'll do that on the weekend, also PirateJafa I am keen on the A80, but it seams that I havn't been here long enough to tell you that in a PM, so if you could send me your cell phone number (In a PM) I'll give you a bell
Cheers All and thanks for the tips :)
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