Airhead

isnt there lines on the rotor and a mark on the casing?

That head has an awful lot of finning looking great mate

Not on these carbs John, dont have to risk it

I can understand your concern ...just do it with the jet still in there, why not? you should still see the fluid coming through

use a straw on your carb cleaner aerosol to spray back through the two holes in the diagram and witness the cleaner coming through the pilot jet

if you couldnt get it out but can see light through it the jet must be clear but how do you know the little passageway is clear through to the venturi? did you spray carb cleaner down and witness the passageway is clear?...see the diagram I posted in your other thread

I answered your other post! before I saw this one not good is it

I remember ya Dave, welcome back fella shades of the past

you double posted this...tut tut!

yes quite likely Slacken off the cable adjuster Take a hold of the push lever at the engine and push it forward until it resists movement At this point the pointer on the end of the push lever and the pip on the casing should align, use the adjuster in the centre of the pressure plate to achieve this alignment Now adjust the cable adjuster for approx 10mm of free play at the end of the lever If the alignment of the pointer and pip is not achievable, then check the wear of the plates by measuring them with a vernier caliper and referencing the specified thickness and wear limits in the manual

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Nahh, not got one fatso

petrol disolves araldite i'm sorry to have to inform ya of this

Greetings Tim

Still dont see why you believe this to be the case??? normal engineering practice is to pull/push the shaft through the bearing,

you need to be careful here mate, the bearing should be in the case and not on the crank before any attempt at assembly, the same thing sometimes happens to DT's whereby the bearing stays on the crank during disassembly but It's not supposed to be that way!

yeah you should do a good job with sorting out the exhaust next as it may contribute to the problem

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OK then, elec start only...It may benefit from a bump after squirting in a little fuel (10cc) or charge the battery fully and try the button

Greetings Graham

try squirting a bit of petrol down the plughole, see if she catches maybe try a bumpstart too...it should be easy enough on that bike? edit...I'm not familiar with the haves and have not's of every bike of course...is this one elec start only?

Hi Graham, so how do you know you have the fuel ingredient...is the plug getting wet with fuel? Taking apart the fuel doesnt mean It's getting in the cylinder if theres something wrong with the supply,,,Filters...Fuel tap etc

Better late than never Chris, the little YBR is a great choice 1st bike Greetings and