Sorry if the video is sideways i filmed this one handed with my iphone! OK so my carbs where stuck fast they would not move as the bike had been stood over t…
How to repair Suzuki Bandit GSF600 carburetors
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consider pulling the motor and checking the pistons and rings as the rings shouldnt be that worn to let that much fuel through so id suspect blown or (past due) rings hope this helps
Hi Chris,
i would have to agree with what others have said does sound like there flooding. ll you need to do to get the carbs out is pull the seat off and the side to rear plastics (for ease of access) unbolt the air filter box from the frame and push it as far back as it will go then un screw the round clamps on the engine side of the carbs along with the fuel lines and throttle then pull the carbs up and left and theyll slide out. but if there was a lot of fuel mixed in with the oil then id—
Hey mate, I was wondering if you could help. My bandit started to smoke and loose power recently and, when I drained the sump, about 7 litres of fuel and oil poured out. Speaking to some people, they suggest my carbs might be fooked and flooding my engine. If they’re right I think I too need to clean and fix my carb – I just dont know how to get the bugger off! Do you have any hints/tips for helping me out. Cheers traz. GW