garretatc
08-03-2009, 09:12 PM
First off... I just joined this forum and would like to introduce myself. My name is Garret and I'm from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. I've been searching and reading lots but I havn't found the answer to my problem.
I recently bought 2, 3 wheelers in fair shape. One of them the PO couldn't get it running, So I took it home for a great price. I replaced the plug and cleaned the carb and it started great. Shortly after it ran I took it apart and replaced the front and rear bearings, brake cables and shoes, and chain and sprockets. After driving it around I notice the idle was alittle too high and would stay high unless I completly stopped the bike with the brakes. When I shifted into neutral it would slowly begin to rise again. To me it seemed like I had an intake leak so I removed the intake and put some form a gasket on both the carb flange and the intake to head flange and again..... the same thing. The second trike wouldn't stay running so I disassembled the carb and the pilot jet was plugged so I cleaned it, put it back on and sure enough.... the second bike is doing the same thing.... any ideas?
I recently bought 2, 3 wheelers in fair shape. One of them the PO couldn't get it running, So I took it home for a great price. I replaced the plug and cleaned the carb and it started great. Shortly after it ran I took it apart and replaced the front and rear bearings, brake cables and shoes, and chain and sprockets. After driving it around I notice the idle was alittle too high and would stay high unless I completly stopped the bike with the brakes. When I shifted into neutral it would slowly begin to rise again. To me it seemed like I had an intake leak so I removed the intake and put some form a gasket on both the carb flange and the intake to head flange and again..... the same thing. The second trike wouldn't stay running so I disassembled the carb and the pilot jet was plugged so I cleaned it, put it back on and sure enough.... the second bike is doing the same thing.... any ideas?