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Hello,

 

I am having a battle with my Keihin PWKs and they are winning.... I purchased these new and having issues with fuel coming out of the overfill line on the bottom of the fuel bowl. I have set my floats and even went as far setting the level below the spec but still get a small amount leaking. This does not happen when sitting but more so when running. When idling and giving the throttle a few shots of gas the fuel slowly bubbles out. In a 3 minute period I had a fist size stain on the garage floor from each carb. What could it be???? I have tried the hose trick by blowing air through the fuel line with my mouth and with the floats closed I cannot blow through. With only being two years old I cant see the float need being worn? I cant feel them binding or rubbing on anything... I am at a loss.... HELP!!!!

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Everything looks perfect with mine. Brand new and installed pretty much right away. Mine only leaks after I give it throttle. I'm guessing at about 1/8 throttle on it starts bubbling out. I have never seen this before.

I did have a thought that maybe bad reeds could be allowing an air flow back into the carbs but I could be totally off on that.

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  • 2 weeks later...

tried new float valves, polished the seat with toothpaste, vent stem is fine...... at a complete loss.... Coil tests weak. Any chance this could be related to a weak spark? I am also getting excess smoke and oil from my exhaust as if the machine is rich but I am jetting at 45 pilot and 150 main....

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