Just a thought as I am going to bet getting in to this tonight.
Would a clogged pilot jet be the issue behind them not getting hot even
while riding? Even after taking it through town and on the highway, I come
back and it is still not as hot as the rest (with a new plug and resistor
cap....).
I thought that the pilot jet only managed fuel flow for the idle and up to 3Krpm?
On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 9:06 PM, TOOLS1 [via Honda CB750'S] <
ml-node+s456789n4060987h75@n3.nabble.com> wrote:
> The round top carbs that your bike should have are the simplest carbs you
> could find. Just flip the wire that holds the float bowl on and lift the
> bowl off. The two jets will be right there. You will want to get a guitar
> string to clean them. The small jet is the pilot jet, and the one that is
> causing your problem. However I will caution you on one thing. The 43 year
> old intake boots are going to be hard from heat and age. You might want to
> think about replacing them and the clamps. New ones are pretty reasonable
> on ebay now.
> TOOLS
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