alhall88
UAW
Just beat the carb with a hammer until it starts to idle down, this method worked for you already, should work again.How can I adjust idle RPM on the bike.. as is it is running just over 1k RPM should't it be lower?
Just beat the carb with a hammer until it starts to idle down, this method worked for you already, should work again.How can I adjust idle RPM on the bike.. as is it is running just over 1k RPM should't it be lower?
:roll:Just beat the carb with a hammer until it starts to idle down, this method worked for you already, should work again.
:roll: :roll: That is just what i was going to say :roll: :roll:Just beat the carb with a hammer until it starts to idle down, this method worked for you already, should work again.
:bang: :angry: Can't wait to see that post..:lol:Best post I have ever seen on this site!!:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:Was this particular part next to the muffler bearing. If so, this part is indeed part of of the tranny. What you need to do is stop over at any local auto parts store and ask the guy for a can of transmission putty. Get the purple putty, it's stronger than the orange type. plus it looks better. Go home take the same hammer and beat the part back off and apply and heavy coat of the purple putty behind the cap and take the same hammer and beat it back on. This putty will stop the air from mixing with the oil and causing the transmission to shift on it's own. Good luck.
:roll::roll::roll:After the week I've had...there is no way to make something up as funny as this thread! Suddenly-I'm feeling better about myself.
You made my day for sure!ohhh this is too much fun... some of you guys need to lighten up... life is too short to be soo serious... grab a hammer and go fix something - i tell ya its gonna put you in a really good mood :2thumbs:

Me thinks Polak gots a holds of somes hippies green.............
