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1.3 carb problem

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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1.3 carb problem

Post by beally »

gday, just wondering if anyones had the same problem,
my car pretty much wont idle properly, splutters and farts around
200rpm and sometimes just dies completely, uses a bit of fuel.

Its a 95 model with 165 thou and everything is in good order so im hoping its something rather simple.

cheers.
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Post by suzy »

i have an 86 zook and when the carb gets a bit rough i give it a couple of good revs while putting my hand over the throat and that seems to clean the idle jet abit.it pulls fuel into the throat and cleans it.
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Post by beally »

cheers ill clean the jets.
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Post by Red_Zook »

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what was the problem again?
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Post by JrZook »

With the std carb, the main thing to check when it idles rough and crap is the emulsion tube in the primary throat. This is where the most crap is found
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Post by cutzook »

take the idle control solenoid out, that is what the wires go to. take the two plugs out that go to the bowl. blast everything with nulon carby and throttle body cleaner. let it sit for a while(eg. 2-3 mins) blow it out with air compressor. especially the solenoid, careful not to lose the tiny O-RING and put it back together. works every time for me. also a good idea to run a second fuel filter just before the carby if you are not all ready

Hope it helps,
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Post by beally »

the jets wernt too bad and its still farting around so ill have a look at that solenoid your talking about cutzook because i noticed its not moving when it should be, and im not sure my chokes working either, is there some way i can chuck on a manual choke from an older model or something mines a 95.

cheers beally
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Post by cutzook »

i took my choke off
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Post by beally »

i see, your on the sunshine coast arnt you?

im in buderim, would you mind if i brough my car round and you had a look because i had a look at the solenoid and it seemed fine and i couldnt get it apart, and there was no little o ring on it.

so if its cool msg me on 0412384754 or just pm me, ill be at uni till 5,
i was going to take it to suzi works but i figured i wouldnt make to uni by 3. anyways thanks again.

beally.
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