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Air mixture valve (Read 6619 times)

KINGPRAWN Ex Member	Air mixture valve 03.11.13 at 10:06:35 Is is possible to remove the air mixture valve? Building a cafe racer and have a different fuel tank. If I use a yamaha rd 350 lc fuel tap that has two outlets, could I blank off the vacuum connectors on the inlet manifolds and carry on as normal???????
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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #1 - 03.11.13 at 10:29:03 Quote from KINGPRAWN on 03.11.13 at 10:06:35: Is is possible to remove the air mixture valve? YES .... You don´t need it Quote from KINGPRAWN on 03.11.13 at 10:06:35: Building a cafe racer and have a different fuel tank. If I use a yamaha rd 350 lc fuel tap that has two outlets, could I blank off the vacuum connectors on the inlet manifolds and carry on as normal??????? Yes
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KINGPRAWN Ex Member	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #2 - 03.11.13 at 10:38:24 Thank you... So until I have different fuel tap can I block the large vacuum pipe on the manifold to see if it's causing a problem??
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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #3 - 03.11.13 at 10:56:32 You remove all the tubes, close hermetically the large pipe at the intake socket. the two thin tubes, you connect with a petrol tap each tube.
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KINGPRAWN Ex Member	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #4 - 03.11.13 at 11:29:46 Fantastic......
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kdemery TR1 Board Senior Member Posts: 397 Gender: Bike: TR1 & Vincent Rapide	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #5 - 17.02.14 at 17:14:35 Greetings from the UK. I have a problem with the fuel/carb system on my bike. I think I may have a problem with the Air mixture valve. I was considering getting a replacement valve. But if the valve is not needed then I can simply remove it to diagnose the problem. But the question I have is: if the vavlve can removed what does the valve do? If it can be removed then it didn't do much for the engine! If I remove the valve and could be introducing another problem I would like to know what it my be. Thank you Kevin

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Odin TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Posts: 2083 Gender: Bike: xv750se Bj. 81-UK, xv750se Bj.86-US	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #6 - 17.02.14 at 17:24:07 You can removed it .... but you must close airtight, the thicker tube, which was for the Airmix. Your engine no harm can get. The valve was task to ensure, that when the throttle while it does not come to misfire. Drive for years without the valve, and have no problems.
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kdemery TR1 Board Senior Member Posts: 397 Gender: Bike: TR1 & Vincent Rapide	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #7 - 18.02.14 at 11:44:25 Thanks Odin Appreciate your help. I will remove the valve today. All the best. Kevin Salisbury, UK.

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KINGPRAWN Ex Member	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #8 - 20.02.14 at 20:35:50 Quote from kdemery on 18.02.14 at 11:44:25: Thanks Odin Appreciate your help. I will remove the valve today. All the best. Kevin Salisbury, UK. I've noticed on the onside of one of my inlet rubbers a crack, which was a split right next to the clamp making it invisible... Reckon that's my problem!?!?!?
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nanno TR1 Board Extraterrestrial Member Ich mags halt gern ned ganz so original... Posts: 2273 Gender: Bike: TR1, XT600, SR500-Gespann	Re: Air mixture valve Reply #9 - 20.02.14 at 21:09:58 Very, very likely! And if it may not be the only issue, it's at least part of your problems!
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