idling question

[Jereme6655]

You have two options here........keep scrubbing and checking and ignoring certain things on here and it MIGHT get fixed or go away........or you could melt holes straight through your pistons.

 

OR you could do as already pointed out.....and do a leakdown test to ensure you have no air leak and are not going to be replacing pistons.

 

Either way its up to you....but we've seen it many times.......new guy comes on, complains his bike doesn't run right, ignores the guys who have been on here forever spilling all the tips/tricks, then they come back crying when they can't get their shit to start. 

 

Just do a leakdown test and ensure yourself that your not going to cost yourself massive amounts of money you don't need to.

And did you ever wonder why the guy sold the bike SO cheap as you claim?  Maybe he already melted the pistons and that's why he rebuilt it......and still couldn't figure out the problem. 

[Mattchev]

You have two options here........keep scrubbing and checking and ignoring certain things on here and it MIGHT get fixed or go away........or you could melt holes straight through your pistons.

 

OR you could do as already pointed out.....and do a leakdown test to ensure you have no air leak and are not going to be replacing pistons.

 

Either way its up to you....but we've seen it many times.......new guy comes on, complains his bike doesn't run right, ignores the guys who have been on here forever spilling all the tips/tricks, then they come back crying when they can't get their shit to start. 

 

Just do a leakdown test and ensure yourself that your not going to cost yourself massive amounts of money you don't need to.

And did you ever wonder why the guy sold the bike SO cheap as you claim?  Maybe he already melted the pistons and that's why he rebuilt it......and still couldn't figure out the problem. 

not ignoring anyone..just trying to get some ideas. 

[tdod101]

Than do a got damn leak test already