Did you check the inlet manifold rubbers when you had the carbs out?
I've seen split manifold rubbers on Hyosungs which will cause that cylinder to run lean and therefore hot.
What kind of bike? The Hyo 250 isn't water cooled.
Katman and Drew are on to it.
I highly doubt the ign timing is out, cdi unit would fail, not change timing (you'd hope) and cam timing would make it run like a POS. It'd have to me insanely lean to get a red hot header too.![]()
PM drunkenmistake, hes an expert on water cooling.
If I leave my XTR idleing for 15mins it will turn the
right header pipe red... As thats the pipe the AIS
is on "AIS = Air Injection System" some clean air
bullshit to burn any fuel that enters the pipe..
Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
the exhaust gases from an internal combustion engine are very very hot.Google it.Then google what temperature it takes to get steel red hot.You will find that a poorly tuned engine can have exhust gas tempertaure of 1600 deg F .Only 975 deg F is red hot steel visible in daylight.
Would start with that, my old Hyo 650 done something similar, the front pipe did not glow red however but it was getting silly hot,
Front plug was rooted, I dumped the coolant and changed the plugs as part of a service and it seemed to fix it up,
A new Thermostat wouldn't hurt but I would start with the easy stuff before spending money where it's not needed to be spent.
A mate also had a similiar problem with his kwak, he had less than 1M ohm on the plug that was related to the cylinder that was glowing the front pipe.
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