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Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 12:51 am
by MrJumps
Specs

Spree gas tank and pet *
Af16 has
50mm kit
Ct manifold that I have flattened with sand paper and glass
23mm cp polini with 110 main and 44 idle very fat jetting temps never go above 320 at wot

I will be riding at like half throttle and then the bike will start to stall and as it bogs down if I hold the throttle open it pops and sputters and temps rise. If I leave the throttle alone or very lightly feather it, it regains "power" and takes back off. Last time I rode it, it didnt do this at all. This last ride it did it aton. If my jetting so fat its flooding it? I mean I couldn't see that to be the case though. After this happens my temps rasie high but not seize high, ive broken the bike jn nice and it runs good in the low area. My first thought was that the carb is running out of fuel due to a clog or bad petcock. I just tsested the pet * and it flows good, but took half a syringe of vacume to open. Maybe the petcock is going bad? I will order a 7 dollar manual one and see if that fixes the issue then report back.


If anyone has had this issue before please give me pointers.

I guess I will pull the manifold again and sand it more and double check it and all the intake for cracks or leaks. Check the bore and head for leaks and etc etc for signs of a leak. Ill report back saterday if those findings though.

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 12:58 am
by Gearhart
Float level. Most likely threw it off when you changed the jets

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 2:13 am
by MrJumps
How do I adjust float level? Ive never done it before and didnt even know it was a thing.

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 2:32 am
by bonesv
MrJumps wrote:How do I adjust float level? Ive never done it before and didnt even know it was a thing.
enter your question in google search and specify carb type

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 2:39 am
by bonesv
Jumps, what was the air temperature the last time you rode your scooter?
What are they now?
If it's quite a bit colder now, then you may be experiencing a lean condition in the fuel mixture based on colder air requires more fuel. Maybe try raising the needle jet a notch and see how it behaves?

Carb tuning 101.

idle to 1/8 throttle; pilot mixture.
1/8 to 1/4 throttle; slide cutaway.
1/4 to 3/4 throttle; needle position, needle taper, and needle jet.
3/4 to full throttle; main jet size

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 6:11 am
by MrJumps
I put a 110 from a 108 last ride. It was warmer last ride this last ride it was 54 out. So im gonna say the 2 jet sizes up save it from being lean, it is so fat it bogs pretty bad till about 30 or so and then power picks up a little

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 9:42 am
by 1man8scoots
Check for air leaks

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 2:39 pm
by MrJumps
I found small spatter drops of oil and my plug boot broke but this is what its been doing. could this been my plug boot popping off the whole time. also this is to Bones, is that clutch setup slipping or off what its suppose to be? I haven't touched it sent you sent it to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYJ9IEW ... e=youtu.be

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 5:56 pm
by bonesv
Oil? Where is oil coming from? find the oil.... Did you replace the plug cap?
What weight rollers are in there now? That is what I heard. Try lighter rollers 1/2 gram at a time so just 3 grams lower and it should rev better then you can get the feel of the clutch hook-up. That should sound more like a dirt bike sounds.
Also, what happened to the motor? It died on you in the video?

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 6:00 pm
by MrJumps
bonesv wrote:Oil? Where is oil coming from? find the oil.... Did you replace the plug cap?
What weight rollers are in there now? That is what I heard. Try lighter rollers 1/2 gram at a time so just 3 grams lower and it should rev better then you can get the feel of the clutch hook-up.
Also, what happened to the motor? It died on you in the video?
Okay the deing is my issue it keeps dying mid ride like that.

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 6:22 pm
by bonesv
Temps?

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 7:27 pm
by MrJumps
220 this last ride, no spike, very fat on both jets until this is figure out. A 108 raises temps and dosnt make a difrence.

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 4:41 am
by MrJumps
My float level is perfect to what I see other people online saying. Im thinking im getting an airleak from the intake. The dots of oil I noticed aslo have me worried I will pill the motor tommarow and check it out and find the leak, make new gaskets and copper coat the gaskets, reinstall, put jetting to 108 and 42 and test it out then.

Well wait s*** the coil boot was destroyed so I also have to pull the one off my other bike to test it with. This is becoming a chore.


Ill report back in like 4 hours or so...

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 5:07 am
by Ultraliner
Dude if it helps you can have the stock AF18 intake pipe and reeds I have on the spare bottom end i'm trying to sell. If it helps eliminate any airleaks from the CT then it's a win win. My 50mm runs sweet with the stock intake, reeds, upjetted stock carb and pipe. Pay the shipping and it's yours bro ;)

Re: Af16 on spree issue with fuel

Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2016 12:10 pm
by MrJumps
graphite9 wrote:Ok, so to me I see a few things. when it died, that sounds like electrical. A small vacuum leak wont do that

Also, your slutch springs are not adjusted properly, and your center spring is too solf, or rollers too heavy. Your not even getting into the meat of the power range. See how boggy it is? Likely due to the trans tuning.

When your full throttle, with bogging due to the trans not being adjusted right, your just pouring fuel into the cylinder that can't be burned, which will eventually foul a plug.

Start with adjusting the clutch/rollers, and fix the small air leak. I had a zuma that had the trans shimmed improperty, and no joke, it would barely move. It took 6 city blocks to even get any real acceleration. simmed the trans, adjusted the clutch and now its hard to keep the wheel down.

My rollers aee too heavy, I was gonna get on the airleak today but im sick, and it probably wont be this weekened now... eletrical and I belive the ct is bad but I have a stock jntake kn hand with reeds and all I may order an adapter from gg9.