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Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 7:43 am
by Deleted User 72
Rohls wrote:Would I be right in tearing the left carb apart and seeing if something is crappy there? I have gone through it before. Is this vacuum problem? What about that rubber boot connecting the carb to cylinder? It doesn't seem cracked....
Thanks,
Nick
Before tearing the carb apart to more inconclusive analysis....you can actually switch carbs side to side, with a little tinkering, to see if the problem follows. BTDT
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 3:02 pm
by Rohls
Thank you!Still have to get to my bike to try some stuff out, but will keep ya posted.
Regards,
Nick
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 3:05 pm
by Rohls
Native /5 wrote:Rohls wrote:Would I be right in tearing the left carb apart and seeing if something is crappy there? I have gone through it before. Is this vacuum problem? What about that rubber boot connecting the carb to cylinder? It doesn't seem cracked....
Thanks,
Nick
Before tearing the carb apart to more inconclusive analysis....you can actually switch carbs side to side, with a little tinkering, to see if the problem follows. BTDT
Thanks, I'll switch out the left carb with the left one from my r90/6 and give that a whirl. Or spray some carb cleaner in the cylinder whilst running on the left and see if that catches....might tell me the left cylinder is good on compression/suction and spark...
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 3:29 am
by so cal charlie
I have a 75/7 with a dyna flying magnet but not sure how i can help you . I NEED TO GET THIS BIKE OUT OF MY GARAGE SOON .
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:52 pm
by mattcfish
I've got a Dyna III for sale if anyone is interested.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110782873151?ss ... 1555.l2649
I know...I know....shame on me.
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 6:49 pm
by Motorhead
I need to sell my Cafe BMW for health reasons
I had a mini stroke
I also need to sell my parts and tools for it lots of filters and extras
Bronze fin nut wrench specal tools for rear drive rebuilding spacers for tranny and rear drive some bearing some still in package
this bike has no thread repair runs well new battery
parts to make it Swb EVEN A PAN TO MAKE A BREADLOAF SEAT Woops puched the wrong button
Dyna Ign Mikuni carbs 900cc R90s kicker tranny from 1975 corbin seat painted mostly to keep rust at bay BUT runs strong to 125MPH easly lots of stuff maybe a proof tag or 2
I'll keep my Harley incase I recover
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 12:04 pm
by Garnet
Motorhead wrote:I need to sell my Cafe BMW for health reasons
I had a mini stroke
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 1:33 pm
by mattcfish
Motorhead wrote:I need to sell my Cafe BMW for health reasons
I had a mini stroke
I also need to sell my parts and tools for it lots of filters and extras
Bronze fin nut wrench specal tools for rear drive rebuilding spacers for tranny and rear drive some bearing some still in package
this bike has no thread repair runs well new battery
parts to make it Swb EVEN A PAN TO MAKE A BREADLOAF SEAT Woops puched the wrong button
Dyna Ign Mikuni carbs 900cc R90s kicker tranny from 1975 corbin seat painted mostly to keep rust at bay BUT runs strong to 125MPH easly lots of stuff maybe a proof tag or 2
I'll keep my Harley incase I recover
I hope you recover soon. Take care of yourself and don't fool around if you have any symptoms of another. A good biking buddy of mine from my local club, only 53 I believe, just had a major one. He can't even speak let alone ride now. He was in good health too...just all of a sudden about 4 month ago.....bam. He had a little one, went to the hospital and had the big one the same day in his hospital bed!
He's got a collection of at least 8 great bikes. R69, R100CS, K1100, a beautiful vintage Duc, vintage Harley, a sweet 30's Indian, and a couple of others.
He spoke several languages, played the blues and jazz guitar, was an avid chess player and an accomplished motorcycle racer. We all miss him.
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2011 5:28 pm
by Rohls
Hi again,
So it turns out it must have been a combination of bad spark plug wire (replaced) and left carb (idle jet wasn't the cleanest). I cleaned the idle jet out and now it kinds runs. I'll explain.
starts pretty well, however hesitates greatly when I twist the throttle....bogs down....(!)
My next item to check is the dynamic timing. I'm worried this is off because in the DYNA III instructions it tells you to 'bend the advance unit tabs so that they inhibit the cams/weights from spreading out at increased RPMs...' or something to that effect... Any thoughts?
Thanx
Re: r75/7 Dyna III question
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:02 pm
by Kurt in S.A.
I really question the bending of the tabs...it shouldn't be required...I didn't need to anything of the sort on my /7. Installed it, tweaked the individual pickup coils, checking timing, runs great. If the bike bogs on twisting the throttle, isn't that carb? I'd certainly confirm carb synch before I began to throw stones at the Dyna.
Kurt in S.A.