| Date: | Wed, 21 Jun 2000 14:23:05 |
| Subject: | Re: tomos 91 bullet a35 (NOT A3) |
| From: | Peter Staal |
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Hi
Basicaly, you messed with it, you'll have to fix it too !.
when messing the idle screw you loosened a piece of dirt/rust/whatever and
it went into the jet. now you have to clean the carb, as if you are gonna
implant it in your own body. no tiny tiny particle has to be left in there.
for best result remove the complete thing from the moped, and clean it on a
fresh newspaper or other 'clean' environment.
Peter.
----- Oorspronkelijk bericht -----
Van:
Aan:
Verzonden: woensdag 21 juni 2000 17:49
Onderwerp: Re: tomos 91 bullet a35 (NOT A3)
> In a message dated 6/20/00 5:49:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
JoeK282@aol.com
> writes:
> > << Hi,
> i was riding my moped today and it was running great, it started
first
> kick. when i got home i decided to lower the idle like a tiny bit, i
turned
> the idle screw on the carb, then when i went to start it up again it did
not
> start:( . So i was screwing around with the idle screw and i got it to
idle
> but if i gun it, pull the throttle all the way down, it dies, but if i
just
> go half throttle it works fine. Or when i had the screw in a different
> position, there was a sort of delay before it actually got going, there
was
> no delay before. So basically all i touched was the idle screw, please
> tell
> me if this will be very expensive to fix. i new i should have never
touched
> that screw.
> > THanks for your time,
> Joe >> > > so cananyone help me?
list.
>
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