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<blockquote data-quote="ossagp" data-source="post: 198117" data-attributes="member: 1650"><p>So tell me what the end of the float needle looks like and how much of the float weight the spring loaded tank will take. That one should set at 16mm. honda was still using the pj carburetor long into the 90's so you can take a needle from any of those. if you are getting a little bit of leakage down the portion of the seat that contacts the carburetor body you will get the same flooding affect. you may need to use soap and water as you do your blowing through the fuel line to find out if that part is leaking. Keihins do that as they age.</p><p></p><p>In closing, the pj was the least desirable carburetor Keihin built in my opinion. A newer pwk will make you lots happier.</p><p></p><p>the floats themselves may be waterlogged too. try shaking them or warming them under a light bulb until they get really warm and see if you are spewing anyhing. do this outside because at least part of that Spew, is going to be fuel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ossagp, post: 198117, member: 1650"] So tell me what the end of the float needle looks like and how much of the float weight the spring loaded tank will take. That one should set at 16mm. honda was still using the pj carburetor long into the 90's so you can take a needle from any of those. if you are getting a little bit of leakage down the portion of the seat that contacts the carburetor body you will get the same flooding affect. you may need to use soap and water as you do your blowing through the fuel line to find out if that part is leaking. Keihins do that as they age. In closing, the pj was the least desirable carburetor Keihin built in my opinion. A newer pwk will make you lots happier. the floats themselves may be waterlogged too. try shaking them or warming them under a light bulb until they get really warm and see if you are spewing anyhing. do this outside because at least part of that Spew, is going to be fuel. [/QUOTE]
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