Please guide me with a list of things I should check before replacing carburetor. I am still getting milage almost 50 and it's stock carburetor so I don't want to change carburetor.
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Honda CB Unicorn 150 is not going past 5K rpm
My Honda CB Unicorn is 96K running. I have changed cylinder block, ring piston, clutch plate 12K ago. Recently My bike not reving past 5K rpm. From 0 to 4K rpm it's quite fast and rev fast like before but after that when I rev nothing happened. I have inspect with a local technician and he told me to change carburetor but I am getting mileage 50 KM/ Liter so I am not convinced to change carburetor. My air Filter is also quite new(something 30 KM old). My choke cable also new. I also checked with another CDI unit but nothing changed.
Please guide me with a list of things I should check before replacing carburetor. I am still getting milage almost 50 and it's stock carburetor so I don't want to change carburetor. -
Re: Honda CB Unicorn 150 is not going past 5K rpm
If you are ok to dirty your hands, then cleaning the carb is the best way. Its not a difficult diy.
In case you change the carb, then it can be adjusted with the screw 2.5 turns is optimal at least for pulsar, to run either lean or rich based on your liking.
Originally posted by shawon View PostMy Honda CB Unicorn is 96K running. I have changed cylinder block, ring piston, clutch plate 12K ago. Recently My bike not reving past 5K rpm. From 0 to 4K rpm it's quite fast and rev fast like before but after that when I rev nothing happened. I have inspect with a local technician and he told me to change carburetor but I am getting mileage 50 KM/ Liter so I am not convinced to change carburetor. My air Filter is also quite new(something 30 KM old). My choke cable also new. I also checked with another CDI unit but nothing changed.
Please guide me with a list of things I should check before replacing carburetor. I am still getting milage almost 50 and it's stock carburetor so I don't want to change carburetor.
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