2000 Scrambler 500 4x4
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opt, my wheeler is still spitting when I give it throttle. changed cam and rocker arms, and valve adjustment is pretty close to perfect. no clue what I need to do next?
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Retrace your steps on the carb rebuild you did along with making sure fuel flow is good from the pump,if you're sure the cam is timed ok,valve clearance ok,cam detent spring hasn't slipped from the lever . If it was spitting before the cam install and still doing it,then there's something somewhere you've over looked.
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Retrace your steps on the carb rebuild you did along with making sure fuel flow is good from the pump,if you're sure the cam is timed ok,valve clearance ok,cam detent spring hasn't slipped from the lever . If it was spitting before the cam install and still doing it,then there's something somewhere you've over looked.
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You'll probably be upset with me, I ordered the cam and no rocker, my buddy said "you don't need that, your old one will work"
So my question is, how will I know if my exhaust rocker is bad? My exhaust lobe on the cam was completely gone, it was almost perfectly round.
Once again thanks for all of your expertise advice.
So my question is, how will I know if my exhaust rocker is bad? My exhaust lobe on the cam was completely gone, it was almost perfectly round.
Once again thanks for all of your expertise advice.
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Well, I got the valves adjusted perfect, started up, ran good, no popping. However, carb was leaking, took it off for the third time, had already rebuilt it, floats adjusted where they should be, still leaking. I also cleaned it, took the main jet out etc. The tab that holds the needle on the float, is that supposed to be bent up and clip on the float to hold the needle? One pic I saw it looked like it. Now it seems the starter is going bad. Every time I fix something another issue comes up. I already have some good money in it but I am about ready to part it out...