I noticed a big difference when going down a notch on the needle inside the Mikuni carb. Definitely made the Hawk run a lot richer, so rich at all throttle positions (combined with a #120 main jet).
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Although you don't feel the difference, fuel is drawn through the main jet as the needle valve is raised. That is what I was getting at. |
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A week has passed since my bike melted down and 4 days since sending pics to APSUSA.com and no parts or engine have have been sent out yet. I have spoken to both Don and Greg and both have told me they waiting to hear back from their supplier and are trying to figure out what caused it before shipping me anything. With the thought that if they simply send me replacement parts, I could end up with the same problem down the road. I have requested a new engine because this one is full of metal flake and chunks of melted piston and an exhaust because I don't know how much metal chunk flew into it and is lodged in it. It's the general consensus here and with Don that it was running lean, but why? Hopefully this can get resolved by tomorrow and a replacement engine will be on the way. |
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Received a call from Mr. Don with instructions to pack the engine up in a box and he will issue a pick up to ship it back to the supplier. They will either rebuild or replace the engine with a turn around time including shipping of about a week. This is pretty good news I think. Don has some good southern charm and words of experience that makes me feel like he is taking care of me. |
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OP it is nice that they are actually working with you to fix the problem. Hopefully the process goes smoothly. |
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