carb question cv or makuni
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carb question cv or makuni
Ok guys I have 68 xlch and it has a cv carb on it now #is 27490-96A now I had just purchased this bike the problem I am having is when I go to kick it over it is firing and a little smoke comes out of the carb/ airceaner I pulled the plugs and they were a little wet but black. Now I had called the Harley dealer and asked them if they had maybe a hotter plug he told me I have to becarefull which plug I run in this because it could do damage to the piston. I am running a autolite 216 plug in it now well then he had asked me about what kind of carb I told him and he said that is your problem. Now dont get me wrong I am a noob to all of this bike stuff he told me the carb is to big for the bike. He told me when I pull them plugs they should be a tan color. He said a makuni cab 38mm would be the rite carb for this bike easy starting I am lost here guys any help would be great here are some pics of the carb thats on there
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RE: carb question cv or makuni
ORIGINAL: Rolson1
Ok guys I have 68 xlch and it has a cv carb on it now #is 27490-96A now I had just purchased this bike the problem I am having is when I go to kick it over it is firing and a little smoke comes out of the carb/ airceaner I pulled the plugs and they were a little wet but black. Now I had called the Harley dealer and asked them if they had maybe a hotter plug he told me I have to becarefull which plug I run in this because it could do damage to the piston. I am running a autolite 216 plug in it now well then he had asked me about what kind of carb I told him and he said that is your problem. Now dont get me wrong I am a noob to all of this bike stuff he told me the carb is to big for the bike. He told me when I pull them plugs they should be a tan color. He said a makuni cab 38mm would be the rite carb for this bike easy starting I am lost here guys any help would be great here are some pics of the carb thats on there
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Ok guys I have 68 xlch and it has a cv carb on it now #is 27490-96A now I had just purchased this bike the problem I am having is when I go to kick it over it is firing and a little smoke comes out of the carb/ airceaner I pulled the plugs and they were a little wet but black. Now I had called the Harley dealer and asked them if they had maybe a hotter plug he told me I have to becarefull which plug I run in this because it could do damage to the piston. I am running a autolite 216 plug in it now well then he had asked me about what kind of carb I told him and he said that is your problem. Now dont get me wrong I am a noob to all of this bike stuff he told me the carb is to big for the bike. He told me when I pull them plugs they should be a tan color. He said a makuni cab 38mm would be the rite carb for this bike easy starting I am lost here guys any help would be great here are some pics of the carb thats on there
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Oh, DON'T take it to the dealer for service questions, Find a GOOD local independant shop and you'll be a lot happier...
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