Brand New Templar X Wont Start - Page 2

buzz · 04-01-2023, 10:09 PM

enjoy glad it all worked out

Thumper · 04-01-2023, 10:22 PM

It's got a 120 main jet and a #40 pilot jet in there. I replaced pilot with #45, then backed off to #42. Now I think #45 might be better. I replaced the main with a #125, and also shimmed the needle ~1mm.

That stalling will go away once you get more rich fuel/air with jetting changes and needle shim. Look at the Templar resource guide for carb stuff
https://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=32177
(post 4)

You will want to drill the airscrew cap next time you remove the carb. It is on the right side behind the slide height (idle) adjustment screw. And get a large knob idle adjustment screw while you are at it. All of this stuff is noted in the Templar resource.

Lots of other stuff there in the carb posts (how to get into the cxarb, etc). shmoto is still selling the jets. They fit perfect and pretty consistent jets. Price has gone up to $10 (shocking!).

Order them jets! Also, get in there and set the valve clearances ASAP.

Thumper · 04-01-2023, 10:46 PM

I like the OEM YouAll Dan. It is a smoothbore and built well. You have to jet and set needle height on ANY carb. You will start over if you install the Nibbi (all carbs need jetting and adjustment!).

Either way, rejet will be needed and valve clearance needs attention ASAP. Fortunately, the valves are easy to adjust. The cable routing will work with either carb, so that's done!

FireMedicX22 · 11-02-2024, 04:47 PM

Hey guys, I got my bike yesterday, other than my carb overflow constantly leaking gas, I’m not having a new issue. My bike will not attempt to turn on. I’m in neutral, brake is held in and my engine off switch is in the proper position. I took my starter cover off and it appears the gear is in the ok position and will not retract back. Any thoughts?

Mumen Rider · 11-02-2024, 04:55 PM

If your carburetor is constantly leaking fuel you probably need to adjust the float height. Stop trying to start it, you are flooding the engine. You did not specify what gear you were referring to either, there are two behind the starter cover.

04-01-2023, 10:22 PM	#17
Thumper Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Kansas City Posts: 2,753	It's got a 120 main jet and a #40 pilot jet in there. I replaced pilot with #45, then backed off to #42. Now I think #45 might be better. I replaced the main with a #125, and also shimmed the needle ~1mm. That stalling will go away once you get more rich fuel/air with jetting changes and needle shim. Look at the Templar resource guide for carb stuff https://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=32177 (post 4) You will want to drill the airscrew cap next time you remove the carb. It is on the right side behind the slide height (idle) adjustment screw. And get a large knob idle adjustment screw while you are at it. All of this stuff is noted in the Templar resource. Lots of other stuff there in the carb posts (how to get into the cxarb, etc). shmoto is still selling the jets. They fit perfect and pretty consistent jets. Price has gone up to $10 (shocking!). Order them jets! Also, get in there and set the valve clearances ASAP. __________________ No matter where you go, there you are
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04-01-2023, 10:46 PM	#18
Thumper Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Kansas City Posts: 2,753	I like the OEM YouAll Dan. It is a smoothbore and built well. You have to jet and set needle height on ANY carb. You will start over if you install the Nibbi (all carbs need jetting and adjustment!). Either way, rejet will be needed and valve clearance needs attention ASAP. Fortunately, the valves are easy to adjust. The cable routing will work with either carb, so that's done! __________________ No matter where you go, there you are
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11-02-2024, 04:47 PM	#19
FireMedicX22 Join Date: Nov 2024 Posts: 1	New Templar 250 not starting Hey guys, I got my bike yesterday, other than my carb overflow constantly leaking gas, I’m not having a new issue. My bike will not attempt to turn on. I’m in neutral, brake is held in and my engine off switch is in the proper position. I took my starter cover off and it appears the gear is in the ok position and will not retract back. Any thoughts?
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04-01-2023, 10:09 PM	#16
buzz Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Dayton Pa. Posts: 954	enjoy glad it all worked out
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11-02-2024, 04:55 PM	#20
Mumen Rider Join Date: May 2024 Location: Florida Posts: 131	If your carburetor is constantly leaking fuel you probably need to adjust the float height. Stop trying to start it, you are flooding the engine. You did not specify what gear you were referring to either, there are two behind the starter cover.
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