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ok i have a 89 shee with a 01 motor all i di was replace the float and neddle valve assy on the right side of the machine when sitting on it ive looked thru forums and alot of people are talking about floats are different on both carbs how do you check this getting ready for a big ride in shamokin pa need my banshee to run right

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the chokeside carb bowl has a little brass bead on the outside of the float bowl. if it's on the wrong carb, the choke doesn't work, so it may be reall hard to start cold, but not hurt performance. when you replace the float needles, check your float height

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the chokeside carb bowl has a little brass bead on the outside of the float bowl. if it's on the wrong carb, the choke doesn't work, so it may be reall hard to start cold, but not hurt performance. when you replace the float needles, check your float height

 

ok it ran perfect the right carb started to leak out over flow so i replaced the float and needle now it hard to start when it starts it wont idle if i tap the throttle it jumps to really high rev and shuts the bike off

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You have one of three problems. Either the pilot jets are plugged, are too small, or the air mixture screws are too far open. Air mixture screws should be opened about 1.5 turns.

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ok it ran perfect the right carb started to leak out over flow so i replaced the float and needle now it hard to start when it starts it wont idle if i tap the throttle it jumps to really high rev and shuts the bike off

 

 

 

ok fixxed it my fuck up

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