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Re: '84 R80RT Idle Drop
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 11:01 am
by dwerbil
Native /5 wrote:
My '77 R100 was stalling coming off high rpms to idle. I found the valves to be too tight and loosened them to spec. Idles fine now. FWIW
That's come up a few times over the years with my '84RS and /7.
Use as a matra....Om-m-m....when-idle-is-goofy-check-valve-settings....Om-m-m-m....
Re: '84 R80RT Idle Drop ++SOLVED++
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 12:00 pm
by 05hexhead
I tried new O-rings and setting richer mixture settings and it did not improve the idle drop.
But all the messing with the mixture and throttle stop settings I decided to set up my balancer and check out the sync. What I noticed was when then balancer was hooked up there was no fluctuation in the RPM's, it was rock solid and no dip return from high RPM's.
I had just bought this bike and it was just covered in oil so when I was cleaning it up I decided to remove the Pulse Air system. I bought the R1100 drain plugs for the heads, flywheel inspection plugs for the air box and hunted down the appropriate screws for the carb balance ports. Being anal I put some nitrile O-rings on these screws. Wrong! Removed the o-ring and the screws are sealing fine.
Man are the 800's ever smooth.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
Nick
Re: '84 R80RT Idle Drop
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 12:24 pm
by Jean
Native/5: The carbs that came on the '71 R75/5 when I got it were 64/32/3 & 4.
I don't know when (month or year) they changed "officially".