darren44 Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 my 2001 banshee is over heating?? and i dont know why. It has a new top end. stock reeds, stock head, 65 mm bore with pro lite pistons, and a play port job done. with a 35mm 2 in to 1 carb set up. after it warms up and I ride it a little it will just start running out of the over flow hose. and i can not get it to stop. I live in dumas, tx it is about 45 miles north of amarillo, tx. 3,657 above sea level to give you a idea of the weather i run in. any one know anything?? thanks Quote
tripledsracing Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 my 2001 banshee is over heating?? and i dont know why. It has a new top end. stock reeds, stock head, 65 mm bore with pro lite pistons, and a play port job done. with a 35mm 2 in to 1 carb set up. after it warms up and I ride it a little it will just start running out of the over flow hose. and i can not get it to stop. I live in dumas, tx it is about 45 miles north of amarillo, tx. 3,657 above sea level to give you a idea of the weather i run in. any one know anything?? thanks well the first thing you need to do is a leak down test..especially since it was just rebuilt...it could be a bad o-ring in your head also... Quote
BigRed350x Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 Whats your jetting? Easy way to check for air leaks is start it and with the engine at idle spray carb cleaner around all your gasket surfaces. If it bogs when you spray anywhere, check that gasket... check your jetting and check for air leaks, then I would do the leakdown test. - Jared Quote
tripledsracing Posted February 26, 2008 Report Posted February 26, 2008 Whats your jetting? Easy way to check for air leaks is start it and with the engine at idle spray carb cleaner around all your gasket surfaces. If it bogs when you spray anywhere, check that gasket... check your jetting and check for air leaks, then I would do the leakdown test. - Jared also if you havent checked your water pump do that they are plastic and damage very easy!!! Quote
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