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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
I checked these screws also these are enough tight. But the problem is still there and acceleration is also inconsistent.[emoji20] So what should I do now?Originally posted by krixna View PostAlso check these two screws (clamps) under the carb. If loose, air leak. Another thing, have the choke checked for leak too.
Any suggestions?
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Guys yesterday i put my bike on chock while standing but i gave acceleration (full throttle) for not more than 30 seconds. Then after covering 4km bike refuse to go beyond 4k rpm and if i push it more than 4k rpm engine dies. It start again but not going beyond 4k rpm. Then i open spark plug cap. It works. Is any damage caused to the bike engine
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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
Too much of rich mixture, choke makes rich mixture, plus you opened the full throttle for 30 sec [emoji51]..... Which could be the reason, spark plugs go fouling...Originally posted by deep007 View PostGuys yesterday i put my bike on chock while standing but i gave acceleration (full throttle) for not more than 30 seconds. Then after covering 4km bike refuse to go beyond 4k rpm and if i push it more than 4k rpm engine dies. It start again but not going beyond 4k rpm. Then i open spark plug cap. It works. Is any damage caused to the bike engine
Don't do this. Leave at choke mode for sometime which should be enough[emoji106] ...
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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
Thanks,i know but did this mistake.Originally posted by jbm_guy View PostToo much of rich mixture, choke makes rich mixture, plus you opened the full throttle for 30 sec [emoji51]..... Which could be the reason, spark plugs go fouling...
Don't do this. Leave at choke mode for sometime which should be enough[emoji106] ...
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Re: Pulsar 200 NS Owners Review and Experiences
Haven't used castrol power 1 so can't comment on it. Currently my bike is running on motul 7100 and its just perfect for NS. Once the engine oil heats up to its optimal temperature then shows its true colours. Bike feels more rev happy and gears start to fall in right place. Though you will not notice it in your daily commutes if they are less than 50 kms (to and fro). But while touring you will definitely feel the change once the oil has heated up.[emoji4]Originally posted by kr7777 View PostPlaning to change engine oil , confused between motul 7100 and castrol power 1 racing
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