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i took them apart again. they are defiantly misadjusted. one would even touch the bottom of the carb. i seen a link you posted showing how to adjust them and measure them, but i still have a few questions.
1. what do i measure with a ruler doesnt seem practical for MM? 2. where do i measure at? they are taller in the back then in the front, im assuming the very front. 3. our float height is 13mm right?
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99 katana 600- sold, but not forgotten 06 yamaha yzf600r- down for the count 06 Honda CBR 600rr- current bike lord, please let me be the person my dog thinks i am Last edited by delkampg; 06-02-2008 at 03:24 PM.. |
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To convert mm to inches, use http://www.calculateme.com/Length/Mi...s/ToInches.htm
As for the proper float-height setting, which year/model? Stock or jetted? Cheers, =-= The CyberPoet |
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where do i measure the floats at? i got them set at 13mm measured in the middle where it has tiny numbers.
as for the bike its a 99 stock jetting |
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12.5 to 13.5mm
![]() Pictorial guides: Kat specific: http://771doug.netfirms.com/float.html and General plus tricks/tips: http://www.xs11.com/tips/maintenance/maint20.shtml Cheers, =-= The CyberPoet |
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i set them anywhere from 13.2 to 13.5. number 2 is still leaking. im getting a new o ring for it and i forgot to turn my key off so now i have a battery charging at autozone. i tried to jump it but couldnt get it to charge at all. im a little worried i messed up when trying to jump start it.
can you blow the electrical system in a bike this new or just a fuse?? i didnt ever see sparks so i think im good. |
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Normally just the fuse (breaker in pre-98's). More of a problem is that the battery loses 25-40% of it's long term storage capacity whenever it goes dead. If the guys at Auto Zone are using a standard car charger on it (i.e. - they tend to use 4 to 8 amp-hour chargers), the battery will overheat and get damaged further.
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