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Old Today, 12:11 AM   #1
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TBR7 fuel problem

So, over the last month or so I've had some weird power loss issues which I believe I've fully narrowed it down to being fuel delivery but now I'm encountering another problem.

I'll go into some detail here about what happened last week.

Finally got a completely separate problem solved which was a new axle for my swingarm and was excited to go ride that day. Rode it around the house a few times to make sure everything was good with chain, swingarm, and wheel being tight and not moving.


Now where this new fuel issue comes into play is I was out and the bike was constantly losing power like when you're running out of gas. Had a hell of a walk back home that day because the bike completely died and wouldn't start back up.

tl;dr fuel not getting from carb to engine. Took the carb apart and completely replaced my jets, the bike occasionally started but only at like 8k RPM and would immediately die if choke was off.

Where do I go from this point? I can get the bike to run if I pour fuel directly into the spark plug hole, but it still runs at 8k RPMs before dying again due to no fuel getting from carb.

Edit: With such high RPM I'm thinking there's a vacuum leak somewhere. Oh and I'm also getting backfire from the air intake when it's starting.


 
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carb float needle valve perhaps...


bad petcock/blocked tank filter?


tank breather?


 
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Old Today, 12:55 AM   #3
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carb float needle valve perhaps...


bad petcock/blocked tank filter?


tank breather?

I'll check the float again to make sure it isn't stuck.

I put new fuel lines and filter on earlier this year and they don't look clogged up.
I'll have to drain the tank and pull the petcock to see if that's clogged.



TBR7 cap doesn't have a breather hose like the Hawk.


 
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