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Carbs?
#1
Morning, My Fazer has pretty much been in the garage for 12/13 months and started/run maybe two or three times. I got it out yesterday after buying a new battery just to get it running.


Managed to get it started and idling on half choke, but the moment I turn the choke off or give it any throttle at all, it stalls.


My first guess is carb jets? Anything else I should look at?


Also, I'm not 100%, but was 'told' that it was Ivanised, so if I buy new jets, am I ok with standard or do I need different ones? I'd really like to get it back on the road this year, but have limited budget/ time or spannering skills (see suspension thread).  Thanks in advance.

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#2
This comes up a lot (even before covid), if you store a bike for that long you should always drain the petrol from the tank and carbs (or the carbs at the very least)

On the face of it, it could be the slow circuit in the carbs is blocked (if that is the case, its a remove, strip and clean job). How long did you let the bike run for before trying to give it some throttle?
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#3
(21-03-21, 11:40 AM)b1k3rdude link Wrote: This comes up a lot (even before covid), if you store a bike for that long you should always drain the petrol from the tank and carbs (or the carbs at the very least)

On the face of it, it could be the slow circuit in the carbs is blocked (if that is the case, its a remove, strip and clean job). How long did you let the bike run for before trying to give it some throttle?


Probably between 5-10 mins easy I would say
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#4
Blocked pilot jets.  I'll put money on it. Smile

The fuel is old, too, so that won't be helping.  Strip and clean the carbs, no need to change jets or settings. 

Also, while you have the carbs out, change the O-rings on the float needle valve seats.
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#5
Excellent, thanks both
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#6
you'll also need to potentially re-balance the carbs after you have put them back into the bike.
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