I installed a 1200pv SBT engine in my 2001 XLT1200 and need help with the initial carb settings. Engine has not been started yet.
The previous engine had heavy piston scoring in cylinders 1 & 2 and crank bearing failure in the bearing between 1 & 2. (i bought it cheap in this non running condition). Presumably the engine failed due to lack of oil or running too lean.
I have switched to pre-mix (1:32) and removed the oil pump to minimize the chance of not enough oil getting to the engine.
The carbs had popoff pressures of 1 (75#), 2 (75#), 3 (100#) with a 1.2 needle/seat. I would like to switch to the 1.5 needle/seat for a popoff of 55#.
What initial low speed and high speed settings should the screw adjusters be? The manual says the carbs should be SBN44 but the local Yamaha dealer says a 2001 XLT1200 would be BN46i carbs. I can't tell the difference other than they match the Yamaha manual pictures.
Is it possible to adjust the carbs in the craft? The exhaust system is huge and blocks easy access to the carbs.
Thanks
The previous engine had heavy piston scoring in cylinders 1 & 2 and crank bearing failure in the bearing between 1 & 2. (i bought it cheap in this non running condition). Presumably the engine failed due to lack of oil or running too lean.
I have switched to pre-mix (1:32) and removed the oil pump to minimize the chance of not enough oil getting to the engine.
The carbs had popoff pressures of 1 (75#), 2 (75#), 3 (100#) with a 1.2 needle/seat. I would like to switch to the 1.5 needle/seat for a popoff of 55#.
What initial low speed and high speed settings should the screw adjusters be? The manual says the carbs should be SBN44 but the local Yamaha dealer says a 2001 XLT1200 would be BN46i carbs. I can't tell the difference other than they match the Yamaha manual pictures.
Is it possible to adjust the carbs in the craft? The exhaust system is huge and blocks easy access to the carbs.
Thanks
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