Hi all,
How i can reduce fuel consumption of xtz750? With side cases, almost 12 liters per 100km :/ in city traffic without cases: 7,5liters per 100km with agressive style an 6,5liters if riding like a grandma.
And i don't want to install any straight pipes and filters, so i'm not sure about dynojet. also i've heared about issues with stock jets, what symptoms i will have?
Haven't changed air filters yet
fuel consumption
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Re: fuel consumption
qwertylolman wrote:Hi all,
How i can reduce fuel consumption of xtz750? With side cases, almost 12 liters per 100km :/ in city traffic without cases: 7,5liters per 100km with agressive style an 6,5liters if riding like a grandma.
And i don't want to install any straight pipes and filters, so i'm not sure about dynojet. also i've heared about issues with stock jets, what symptoms i will have?
Haven't changed air filters yet
Common things are to use a new/clean spark plug, maintain proper tire air pressure, clean your air filter. Decreasing weight always helps increase fuel efficiency so leave the side cases at home until you need them. Also ensure you are getting a nice big blue spark from your plug. Having a weak spark robs power and decreases fuel efficiency.
Most people end up going the other way and increase fuel consumption in order to increase power. Here in the States most bikes come very fuel efficient (lean) from the factory in order to meet emission standards (especially California). Has any work been done to your bike before you purchased it to add aftermarket pipes, or increase carb jetting that may be sucking up your petrol?
Also seeing that you are from Ukraine, are you concerned about the cost of gas going up lately? I've been hearing lots of talk about fuel price negotiations with Russia and Ukraine. Seems like a tough situation for most Ukrainians.

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Re: fuel consumption
Fuck! I have been kicked out...
So here the short version:
Get the swiss rejetting from Kedo:
33066
or even better:
33072
This will solve your problem.
Cheers Olli
So here the short version:
Get the swiss rejetting from Kedo:
33066
or even better:
33072
This will solve your problem.
Cheers Olli
Yamaha TT 600 36A59X3SW - Mix
Restauration have a click here: http://www.tenere.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=82
Restauration have a click here: http://www.tenere.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=82
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Re: fuel consumption
in USD fuel became even cheaper then before xD but in hryvna (our currency) it costs twice much than year ago.
i think that 7.5 liters per 100km is too much, and 12liter with mounted cases is too damn high.
i think that 7.5 liters per 100km is too much, and 12liter with mounted cases is too damn high.
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Re: fuel consumption
thanks!Fred333 wrote:Fuck! I have been kicked out...
So here the short version:
Get the swiss rejetting from Kedo:
33066
or even better:
33072
This will solve your problem.
Cheers Olli
why this kit is not street legal? personally i don't care, laws in Ukraine are not so strict, just wondering :)
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Re: fuel consumption
In germany the law about changing things
On a vehicle are very strikt. Even if it is an
Improvement. Everything must be proved
To be save.
O.
On a vehicle are very strikt. Even if it is an
Improvement. Everything must be proved
To be save.
O.
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Restauration have a click here: http://www.tenere.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=82
Restauration have a click here: http://www.tenere.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=82
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Re: fuel consumption
Because the carbs on a 750 are standing upright, the slide and needle valve are horizontal.
This leads to excess wear on the brass mixing valve (emulsion tube).
This part, together with the needle meters fuel from 1/4 throttle to near full throttle.
When they are worn oval shaped, it leads to a rich mixture and high fuel consumption.
This leads to excess wear on the brass mixing valve (emulsion tube).
This part, together with the needle meters fuel from 1/4 throttle to near full throttle.
When they are worn oval shaped, it leads to a rich mixture and high fuel consumption.
"Don't worry," he said, "things could be worse ........."
So I stopped worrying and lo and behold, things did get worse!
So I stopped worrying and lo and behold, things did get worse!
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Re: fuel consumption
i heared about this issue. also heared that some sets of needels and emulsion tubes (the thing which is closed by the needle. don't know how it called in english, emulsion tube is a translation from how it called in russian) are better than others. have you heared anything about this?ActionManMelb wrote:When they are worn oval shaped, it leads to a rich mixture and high fuel consumption.
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Re: fuel consumption
Emulsion tube is correct translation, tubes (with S) means more than one (plural)

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Re: fuel consumption
Your carburetor need a revision.
Change needles and emulotion tubes.
(Don't use swiss needles! They are only good for mountain riding.)
Does your bike cold start without choke? Change the starter set.
You need those parts twice:
starter set N198021
needle J8-5C19
emulsion tube 784-232301-Y-4
O-Ring N138198
O-Ring 616-03001
circlip TM32/90
O-Ring 616-23003
seal N209005
Ask for the part numbers. They speak English.
http://www.mikuni-topham.de
Change needles and emulotion tubes.
(Don't use swiss needles! They are only good for mountain riding.)
Does your bike cold start without choke? Change the starter set.
You need those parts twice:
starter set N198021
needle J8-5C19
emulsion tube 784-232301-Y-4
O-Ring N138198
O-Ring 616-03001
circlip TM32/90
O-Ring 616-23003
seal N209005
Ask for the part numbers. They speak English.
http://www.mikuni-topham.de
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