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88 FJ1200 - Engine dying when throttling up very quickly

Started by chaunceyw, July 29, 2014, 09:53:12 AM

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chaunceyw

I removed the pilot screws on my 4th take apart and the issue was around long before that. I'm skeptical that replacing those washers will solve the problem.
2001 Honda Shadow VT1100C
1988 FJ1200

movenon

Quote from: chaunceyw on August 09, 2014, 04:34:54 PM
I removed the pilot screws on my 4th take apart and the issue was around long before that. I'm skeptical that replacing those washers will solve the problem.

I think what Randy is saying is that each pilot screw consists of a screw, spring, washer and a very small O ring. The washer sits on top of the O ring. Should be spring - washer and O ring.
George
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1990 FJ 1200

chaunceyw

Oh... Yea the o rings were there and seemed ok. Not hard/cracking
2001 Honda Shadow VT1100C
1988 FJ1200

rlucas

Quote from: chaunceyw on August 09, 2014, 07:03:15 PM
Oh... Yea the o rings were there and seemed ok. Not hard/cracking

Replace 'em anyway. I just had my carbs apart 4 times chasing a similar issue, and just one of those o-rings turned out to be the whole problem.

rossi
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