I have a 79 kz1000. it might have lacklustre valve springs or shot rings, but i just want the popping to budge away for a little while. plus, the mechanic adjusted to languish too high bc of the cold-blooded starting. how do i adjust it down?
ToddL is pretty much on the money beside the exception of the points. Your bike has electronic ignition without points.
Check the valve for clearance. Too little clearance on intake valves will cause tricky starting, poor idling when cold and missing. .004-.006" is correct.
Also try disconnecting the vacuum life from the carb to the vacuum operate clean air spigot. It's the big Y shaped thing with two hoses going to the reed valve in the valve cover. You can plug the vacuum procession and silicone up some big bolts and stick them in the reed valve ports within the cylinder head cover. You don't really need it. I haven't for the later 80,000 miles.
One other thing, if your bike idles on 3 but runs on 4 cylinders, check the 2nd from the moved out plug. If it's sooty, the diaphram in the vacuum operated fuel petcock is leak raw gas directly into the carb under elevated vacuum conditions (like idle).
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I would you check the sparkplugs to see if any excessive worn out. test with ohm meter on sparkplug cap. caps should be 5k ohms. If different than 5 k ohms. replace it.
Is the choke lever is on left side on carb? Old KZ models own that kind with choke and the throttle valve is attached with throttle shaft on top, front of carburator with three screw covers.
Yeah after open market pipes and after market filter( clamp on) that cause running lean. can you return fund to stock?? or you might need to rejetting your carb. and turn the air screw mixture to richer.
My friend have his 1977 kawasaki KZ750. That had same problem with popping nouns because of exhaust pipe. four into one. That why the four in one have no posterior pressure.
So its your choice is take oem pipe back on and airbox hindmost on too. Or rejettings.
Other possible is popping sound is, is your point clearance between .012 to .016 of an ich gap?? too close tear will cause popping sounds. and check timing light. Hook the nouns on plug wires. and check the timing light on points ( look for firing "F" if you notice the F shakes. ability the condensor is worn out. ( weak to hold electric charge)
as the rpm. wait till the engine reheat up. There is throttle stop at under the carb. It near the airbox. And the rust screw is locate between four carb.
Hope it helps.
I checked on internet. The guy is right that are pointless ingition. It is pulser charge.
also check the intake and exhaust valve clearance too.
You said one of carburator is overflowing. I would similar to to try rubber mallot hammer and hit on carburator side. Not too hard, It lend a hand to shake the carb and the float is part of sticky. sometime when I hit with mallot. The float will start working ( stop leaking) Try this.
ToddL is pretty much on the money beside the exception of the points. Your bike has electronic ignition without points.
Check the valve for clearance. Too little clearance on intake valves will cause tricky starting, poor idling when cold and missing. .004-.006" is correct.
Also try disconnecting the vacuum life from the carb to the vacuum operate clean air spigot. It's the big Y shaped thing with two hoses going to the reed valve in the valve cover. You can plug the vacuum procession and silicone up some big bolts and stick them in the reed valve ports within the cylinder head cover. You don't really need it. I haven't for the later 80,000 miles.
One other thing, if your bike idles on 3 but runs on 4 cylinders, check the 2nd from the moved out plug. If it's sooty, the diaphram in the vacuum operated fuel petcock is leak raw gas directly into the carb under elevated vacuum conditions (like idle).
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ToddL is pretty much on the money beside the exception of the points. Your bike has electronic ignition without points.
Check the valve for clearance. Too little clearance on intake valves will cause tricky starting, poor idling when cold and missing. .004-.006" is correct.
Also try disconnecting the vacuum life from the carb to the vacuum operate clean air spigot. It's the big Y shaped thing with two hoses going to the reed valve in the valve cover. You can plug the vacuum procession and silicone up some big bolts and stick them in the reed valve ports within the cylinder head cover. You don't really need it. I haven't for the later 80,000 miles.
One other thing, if your bike idles on 3 but runs on 4 cylinders, check the 2nd from the moved out plug. If it's sooty, the diaphram in the vacuum operated fuel petcock is leak raw gas directly into the carb under elevated vacuum conditions (like idle).
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Answers: Do you have after open market exhaust system??
I would you check the sparkplugs to see if any excessive worn out. test with ohm meter on sparkplug cap. caps should be 5k ohms. If different than 5 k ohms. replace it.
Is the choke lever is on left side on carb? Old KZ models own that kind with choke and the throttle valve is attached with throttle shaft on top, front of carburator with three screw covers.
Yeah after open market pipes and after market filter( clamp on) that cause running lean. can you return fund to stock?? or you might need to rejetting your carb. and turn the air screw mixture to richer.
My friend have his 1977 kawasaki KZ750. That had same problem with popping nouns because of exhaust pipe. four into one. That why the four in one have no posterior pressure.
So its your choice is take oem pipe back on and airbox hindmost on too. Or rejettings.
Other possible is popping sound is, is your point clearance between .012 to .016 of an ich gap?? too close tear will cause popping sounds. and check timing light. Hook the nouns on plug wires. and check the timing light on points ( look for firing "F" if you notice the F shakes. ability the condensor is worn out. ( weak to hold electric charge)
as the rpm. wait till the engine reheat up. There is throttle stop at under the carb. It near the airbox. And the rust screw is locate between four carb.
Hope it helps.
I checked on internet. The guy is right that are pointless ingition. It is pulser charge.
also check the intake and exhaust valve clearance too.
You said one of carburator is overflowing. I would similar to to try rubber mallot hammer and hit on carburator side. Not too hard, It lend a hand to shake the carb and the float is part of sticky. sometime when I hit with mallot. The float will start working ( stop leaking) Try this.
ToddL is pretty much on the money beside the exception of the points. Your bike has electronic ignition without points.
Check the valve for clearance. Too little clearance on intake valves will cause tricky starting, poor idling when cold and missing. .004-.006" is correct.
Also try disconnecting the vacuum life from the carb to the vacuum operate clean air spigot. It's the big Y shaped thing with two hoses going to the reed valve in the valve cover. You can plug the vacuum procession and silicone up some big bolts and stick them in the reed valve ports within the cylinder head cover. You don't really need it. I haven't for the later 80,000 miles.
One other thing, if your bike idles on 3 but runs on 4 cylinders, check the 2nd from the moved out plug. If it's sooty, the diaphram in the vacuum operated fuel petcock is leak raw gas directly into the carb under elevated vacuum conditions (like idle).
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