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  • #16
    Originally posted by Nakulmenon10 View Post
    But this problem started after repairing broken kicker and this problem got worsened after carb cleaning..
    The kicker might have broken because the thread in the kicker rod would have gone because of frequent usage. Might be your mechanic while replacing would have remove the right crankcase cover and would have used the same old gasket ... Whenever you open the crank case they must replace the new gasket ...

    Originally posted by aargee View Post
    Well, lots of reasons, let's start with a simple solution first...
    Clean the fuel tank cap. Reason is simple, as the Petrol gets exhausted the level drops & adequate air needs to flow in to fill the gap. If this does not happen, there's vacuum formed & prevents the fuel from flowing below causing vehicle to stop.
    Exactly wat I meant to say...there will be a rubber sealing in the fuel tank cap check tat and see whether it is in perfect shape ...

    While the bike jerks and stops just disconnect the fuel tube connecting the fuel tank and carb and see whether the petrol flow is there.
    Last edited by Dinesh.P; 02-23-2013, 10:13 PM.
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    • #17
      Ok i'll upload the pic of that now it self.. Fuel tank cap

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Dinesh.P View Post
        there will be a rubber sealing in the fuel tank cap check tat and see whether it is in perfect shape ...
        Dinesh je, it's not just the rubber, there's a cork underneath the rubber between the rubber & the metal & there's a hole in it; this hole needs to be enlarged & there's absolutely nothing that will happen (even in rains) if this hole is larger. This will ensure larger air flow to compensate the fuel flowing beneath.
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        • #19
          This is the photo of tank cap
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Nakulmenon10 View Post
            This is the photo of tank cap
            This is the picture of screw driver to remove the bolts
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            • #21
              Ok after removing what should i do..??

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              • #22
                Do what is suggested in post #18
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                Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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                • #23
                  Should i make hole in the red washer between the rubber seal.

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                  • #24
                    I don't know about red or white washer; I clearly mentioned it in the CORK; the cork will already have a hole in it. FYI, you need to remove the entire assy including the lock to do this. DO IT WITH CAUTION as it is little tricky to put back the entire assy if you remove the lock. Take it to a competent mechanic if you're not comfortable doing it.
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                    Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                    ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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                    • #25
                      I have made the hole bigger hope it has solve the problem i will update tomorrow after ridding a couple of mile. Thanks to all

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                      • #26
                        This was the hole before.
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                        Hole after getting advice
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                        • #27
                          Had same issues when i bought my rx 135 recently the bike shutting down was due to carburettor and about bike smoking it should smoke all rxs do its the oil we add. I have fitted working fuel pump it smokes good. I have been introduced to a good mechanic by mr bigbore himself so luckily bike is all running smooth and free. Are you putting adequate oil i dont trust manual methods machines are consistent in this regard.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by drifter View Post
                            Had same issues when i bought my rx 135 recently the bike shutting down was due to carburettor and about bike smoking it should smoke all rxs do its the oil we add. I have fitted working fuel pump it smokes good. I have been introduced to a good mechanic by mr bigbore himself so luckily bike is all running smooth and free. Are you putting adequate oil i dont trust manual methods machines are consistent in this regard.

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                            I accept oil injection is a good way but adding oil manually is also equally good and also the oil pump tune up should be ideal otherwise the bike will start fluttering when excess oil goes in ... The main problem with oil pumps is we will not be aware when it is stopping to work
                            Yamaha RX100 (1993)
                            Yamaha RX135 (2000)
                            Bajaj Pulsar 150 (2004)
                            Yamaha FZ-25 (2017)
                            TVS N-Torq (2018)

                            "Owners Pride Neighbors Envy"

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                            • #29
                              Yea thats correct i add oil manually which is good but only thing i can see is my rx doesn't emit smoke at all. If going at 40-50 km/h no smoke is visible but 80-90 km/h small amount of smoke can be seen. I think its not a problem right.

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                              • #30
                                is compression meter available in showroom/shops? if yes, price pls.

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