My XTZ660 93' maintenance / problems and questions

velja
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What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: XTZ 660 1993.
Previously Owned Bikes: Honda CB 500 1998, Sachs X-ROAD,
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Re: My XTZ660 93' maintenance / problems and questions

Post by velja »

Anyone remembers if it is possible to remove top cover from carb without removing carburetor? I bought open exhaust and I need more fuel :|
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What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: '97 Yamaha XTZ660 Tenere, '79 Suzuki GS750
Previously Owned Bikes: Yamaha RS125, Suzuki GT125, Suzuki GT185, Honda CB250 G5,Kawasaki Z1000J, Kawasaki KL250, Yamaha TZR125, Yamaha XT600E
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Re: My XTZ660 93' maintenance / problems and questions

Post by xtzrick »

The left hand carb cover comes off easily with the carbs mounted, the cover on the right looks like it could be difficult so never tried it.

I found 1 notch on the needle makes a big difference to carburration & when the engine feels rough you have gone too rich.

Vid of your new pipe please :thumb:

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Re: Re: My XTZ660 93' maintenance / problems and questions

Post by Teneroma »

velja wrote:My friend called back. His both breather hoses go underneath bike too like mine. There is no doubt that that's not a factory setup but I don't care anymore.

Tomorrow morning I will put the 2 extra T splitters in box where I keep my other garbage. I will put one hose in my left ear just to be certain that everything is in the place. Then I will put tank and fairings back and I am going to ride the damn thing until the sun goes down. I have juicy road nearby and I have friend on KLR. Fck the hoses.
If you need to do any serious water crossing, meaning up rround the bottom of motor, i suggest you move the bottom hoses up higher,like up near battery. Water in carb can be hard to fix.
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Damo
('99 XTZ660)
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