I've got an 87 Spree that I couldn't get started. I pulled the bystarter out and held my finger over the bystarter hole and it started. It would continue to run as long as I held my finger over the hole. If I put the bystarter back in, it would run for a few seconds and then die.
I installed a new bystarter and now it will start and run fine with the bystarter wires disconnected but when I connect the wires it won't run at low speed and will eventually die.
I understand that as the bystarter warms up it should lean out the fuel mixture. I've tried to adjust the idle mixture but it doesn't seem to do any good.
Any ideas why it won't run with the bystarter connected?
Bystarter problem - 87 Spree
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Kenny_McCormic
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Because the choke is on when the bystarter is disconnected and goes off when the bystarter is connected, is it a logical assumption that because the bike runs fine when disconnected and dies when connected that the idle circuit is plugged? It would be getting gas when choke is on and not getting gas when choke is off.
Because I have cleaned the carb several times, is there anything special I need to do to clean the idle circuit?
Because I have cleaned the carb several times, is there anything special I need to do to clean the idle circuit?
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