After changed the left broken manifold I thought the carburation was good.
The bike run at first kick start, maintains the idling to 1000 rpm, revving up well when you open the throttle when is on the central stay, but misfires when she runs on the road between 2000 and 3000 rpm and returns to be set above 3500 RPM.
On the left cylinder the spark plug is very very Carbon fouled while on the right cylinder the spark plug is very normal.
I know that one or more of the following can cause carbon fouling:
1. Rich fuel mixture.
2. Cold spark plug heat range.
3. Clogged air filter.
4. Improperly operating ignition component.
5. Ignition component failure.
6. Low engine compression.
7. Prolonged idling.
The carbs, old like the bike from 1971, are 932 with 930 setting.
The electronic ignition is a Boyer, sure not the last; the spark plugs get the current both.
What controls do I need?
Maybe the left carburetor do not has the air ways opened well?.
I await suggestions.
Ciao.
Piero
The bike run at first kick start, maintains the idling to 1000 rpm, revving up well when you open the throttle when is on the central stay, but misfires when she runs on the road between 2000 and 3000 rpm and returns to be set above 3500 RPM.
On the left cylinder the spark plug is very very Carbon fouled while on the right cylinder the spark plug is very normal.
I know that one or more of the following can cause carbon fouling:
1. Rich fuel mixture.
2. Cold spark plug heat range.
3. Clogged air filter.
4. Improperly operating ignition component.
5. Ignition component failure.
6. Low engine compression.
7. Prolonged idling.
The carbs, old like the bike from 1971, are 932 with 930 setting.
The electronic ignition is a Boyer, sure not the last; the spark plugs get the current both.
What controls do I need?
Maybe the left carburetor do not has the air ways opened well?.
I await suggestions.
Ciao.
Piero