My bike runs great but it just seems to not want to idle for more than a couple seconds when its warmed up. It'l idle perfectly when cold thou. Any thoughts?
2 strokes don't generally idle for very long.. a few seconds is all.. This is a good thing, you shouldn't be idling a smoker. That is unless you happen to like fouled plugs.
i think the bike should be able to idle on its own for at least a few minutes, but i guess if it runs strong and you dont need an idle youll be just fine
Well it would be nice in some circumstances so how would i go about making it idle. I notice that when it idle's cold it idles perfectly. I can make it idle perfect by giving it a TINY amount of throtle. Where would i adjust the idle on this mikuni corp carb? I guess im going to fudge it if i have to take it apart as im not exactly ready for that yet :P
what i notice is that my bike idles high when its cold with the choke on, and once its warm it slows down a bit, but will idle all the way to timbuktu. the idle adjustment on my bike which has a stock kei hin, is the choke. you twist the knob out to raise the idle, and screw it in to lower it. take a look at your choke and see it says anything on the knob
That brings back some old memory's. Look at the top off the choke knob. If it has an arrow pull it up then turn in the direction of the arrow to raise the idle.
Adjust your idle when the bike is completly warmed up to operating temp. It will idle at a high rate when cold but will idle down to a normal idle when warmed up.
Well, now that you know it can idle lower it to where it doesn't once warmed. Indy was correct in his post. You don't idle two strokes, if your idling your not riding... not riding no air movement thru the radiator, and perhaps the worse is your loading up with oil. When stopped for short periods burp the throttle.
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