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You will go no where till you rebuild the carbs properly and sync them etc ..... and while at it check the manifold to carb rubber boots Get a seal kit from Litetek FZR250s are a Japan only bike so anything in English is pretty much non existant ..... I am presently trying to get some of the 3LN man...

Can someone who has set the fuel height on their BDST28 carbs, tell me what measurement they used and if they measured above or below the marked float chamber/bowl line

thanks guys

Now reading 14.8 and 15.2 on the secondarys

Primary : multimeter on 200m (ohm side)
probes on + and - terminals of coil (or into the disconnected plug for the ones on the bike)

Secondary : multimeter on 20K (ohm side)
probe on + terminal and other in the end of plug lead.

So Im trying to troubleshoot a problem and tried to test my coils ... in fact all 4 coils I have. Now the primary should read around 2.8 ohms And the secondary should be around 15K ohms All mine read primary 1.0 and secondary = no reading. Can anyone explain that? .... am I missing something? The 2 ...

If anyone has a copy either in PDF format or hard copy can you let me know please.

Yamaha FZR250R 3LN Genuine Service Manual (Japanese)

Part # 3LN-28197-05

Good progress there

Ill be interested in seeing how the new fairings look

Thankyou

So nobody knows why there are bleed and non bleed pilot jets?

Interesting stuff

Ride with these guys ......

You need to pull the guts of it out of the headers and check , clean and wateva and check the bushings as mentioned and that its actually moving its full arc (with the cables off) As mentioned the servo will cycle and obviously if the cables are adjusted correctly u will see the valve at the headers...

Hi Chris .... That was my assumption too as the main jets and needles are in "pairs" The only thing I could find is that they are called bleed and non bleed jets ..... :headscratch: seems no one knows ..... screwy http://www.thumpertalk.com/topic/243979-bleed-non-bleed-jet-difference/ http://www.gix...

Anyone ?

The "heatsink thing" is the voltage regulator ..... search it in the forum and be prepared to read alot