ok so.. i recently bought a 1994 katana 600, it has 6k miles on it and is in fairly good condition, when i purchased it, it had been sitting for 11 months, i put a new battery/cleaned tank best i could (still some rust it looks like) and cleaned the carbs. My problem began with it not wanting to fire, after i plugged what im assuming were 2 vacume lines it begain to run but it seemed as though there wasnt enough fuel to keep it running solid, i drvoe it around the block a couple times and it did some bucking and didnt wanna run smooth what so ever, as of now, it wont fire, if it does its only for a second and when i put the tank back on it starts leaking fuel out of where the cabs attach to the air box... someone please help me, i bought the bike for 450$ and its in great shape, all plastics good, brakes new tires, all looks still untouched, im not sure if im getting too much fuel/air/ not enough?? what should i do? thanks guys for any help.. Oh and im new to your forum! thanks for any/everything!!!
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i took them off and cleaned everything with carb cleaner, saoked the big jets and cleaned them out (they were totally clogged)
the float bowls i noticed too were never empty! always had fuel in them, i literraly took the tank off and tried to clean all fuel out of the carbs and after 20 min i chcked the float bowls and they still had lots of fuel in them
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Originally posted by 02TrickFlowGT View Posti took them off and cleaned everything with carb cleaner, saoked the big jets and cleaned them out (they were totally clogged)
the float bowls i noticed too were never empty! always had fuel in them, i literraly took the tank off and tried to clean all fuel out of the carbs and after 20 min i chcked the float bowls and they still had lots of fuel in them
Download and read this PDF: http://katriders.com/wiki/index.php5...e:Carbs101.pdf
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Originally posted by 02TrickFlowGT View Postalright much appreciated! ill re do it, any tips on completly cleaning every spec of rust from the tank? any kinda cleaner i should use, iv heard ball bearing or bbs help too?
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Originally posted by 02TrickFlowGT View Postwill do! i read that article you showed mee and im wondering if ill have a hell of a time trying to figure out the syncronaztion part
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alright guys well basically, i did the carb/tank clean and i had noooo luck what so ever, things were deff dirty and 3 cans of carb cleaner and a day later i got them all clean, when i hooked everything back up all seemed well..at first, needless to say it wouldnt start, but i got frusterated and decided to take a break when i came back out side there was a giant wet spot (gas) that was just dripping out of the black hose that looked to come from the bottom of the air box, so i guess it looks like its time to take it too a shop and hve them completly rebuild them? and also, whats the deal with the 2 vaccume(im assuming) hoses? i had them plugged before cause the bike wouldnt run unless those 2 hoses were plugged, now im just not sure any more and am losing hope fast! please any info would be great, im taking it to a buddys dad who builds harleys and stuff in hopes he knows what might be the problem but after that ill have to find the money to get it too a shop! thanks again yall
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Shops suck at this. They aren't gonna do a good job.
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Those are a lot better and cheaper. PM me, if you buy one of those, I'll refund you a core if you send me your old ones.Last edited by arsenic; 11-14-2011, 08:21 PM.
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You need to treat the tank, THEN clean the carbs, THEN you have a good baseline for diagnosing a fueling issue. Are you getting spark?90% of motorcycle forum members do not have a service manual for their bike.
Originally posted by BadfaerieI love how the most ignorant people I have met are the ones that fling the word "ignorant" around like it's an insult, or poo. Maybe they think it means pooOriginally posted by soulless kaosbut personaly I dont see a point in a 1000 you can get the same power from a properly tuned 600 with less weight and better handeling.
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