CV carb starting procedure
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CV carb starting procedure
I am experimenting with a CV carb on my 49 Pan. I replaced an old Keihin and decided to try it since I had one already. Can you guys running CV's comment on your start up procedure? Cold start, full choke, one twist, etc, etc? Warm start no choke etc. Thanks
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Re: CV carb starting procedure
Here are my procedures...
Winter (Arizona winters are mild w/ lows around 30F):
Cold Start - Ignition off, full enricher, 2 full throttle twists, 2 kicks slowly. Ignition on, kick.
Warm Start - Half twist on the throttle, 3/4 enricher if the motor has been sitting for an hour or so, otherwise no enricher. No primer kicks, key on, kick.
Summer (Arizona summer are brutal with 110F+ a regular occurance):
Cold Start - Half twist of the throttle, no enricher. Key off, 2 primer kicks. Key on, kick.
Warm Start - No throttle, no enricher, no primer kicks with key off. Key on, kick.
-Craig
Winter (Arizona winters are mild w/ lows around 30F):
Cold Start - Ignition off, full enricher, 2 full throttle twists, 2 kicks slowly. Ignition on, kick.
Warm Start - Half twist on the throttle, 3/4 enricher if the motor has been sitting for an hour or so, otherwise no enricher. No primer kicks, key on, kick.
Summer (Arizona summer are brutal with 110F+ a regular occurance):
Cold Start - Half twist of the throttle, no enricher. Key off, 2 primer kicks. Key on, kick.
Warm Start - No throttle, no enricher, no primer kicks with key off. Key on, kick.
-Craig
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Re: CV carb starting procedure
Thanks Craig. I live in Houston with similar temps but quite a bit more humity. Stupid me, I need to leave the ignition off. I will try this procedure, sounds good.
Russ
Russ