cjreeder

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Should a 2-stroke's idle speed go up considerably when you run out of gas? Mine does. Or is this just one more sign that the pilot is too rich?
 

Studboy

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When you run out of gas, an extremely lean mixture is introduced. This is normal, but try to avoid doing it as much as possible.
 

jmics19067

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any bike that I have seen idling when it runs out of gas the idle raised. Any bike that I was riding at the time it ran out just had a significant loss of power<I am assuming the engine load kept it from screaming>
 

Studboy

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A 2-stroke idle speed WILL go up when it runs out of gas due to the lean air/fuel mixture. And yes, a 2-stroke CAN idle. That is purely preference.
 

Studboy

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Peer, I guess what we are trying to say is this happens when the bike is running out of gas, not completely out yet, but pretty much running on vapors.
 

a454elk

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hehehe For God's sake, don't start the 2 stroke can't idle discussion again, please!!:)
 
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