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BoostedOne 02-25-2009 01:15 PM

Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
I got a 94ish Medalist the other day. When I got it, the previous owner said it didnt run because it had no compression. But I found it to have 180-185psi. Also found to have plugs that were HEAVILY carboned.. As my buddy says the only place he ever saw plugs that bad was in one of those charts for diagnosing problems, LOL.

I cleaned the plugs and sprayed some brake cleaner in the carb. It kicked right over till it backfired and caught it all on fire. After I put gas in it(tank was dry) it would crank and crank until it started pissing gas out of the vent holes for the carb.

Well, I took it to the shop and pulled the carb to clean it. Took it as far apart as I could, which ended up just being to remove the bowl and float, clean the needle and seat, and remove the cap over the pilot jet. I couldn't get the main jet out, as it is like stuck in there really good.

Blew it out as best I could with carb cleaner, put new plugs in it, and it pretty much fired right up. Wasnt overflowing out of the bowl, so that was good.. However...
The only way I can keep it running is to modulate the choke. If i let the choke go, it dies. If I choke it too much, it loses power and bogs down. If I play with the choke, the **** thing runs really good.

Id like to tear the carb all the way down and make sure its good. Is there any writeups on it? Anyone ever run into this stuck jet issue? I try to loosen it and the brass starts to chip off. I got the big dipper basket of carb cleaner that will strip the carb down to perfect clean metal, but want to get the jets out first.


Issue #2:
When we went to fire it up after having the carb off, I forgot to hook the breather hose back up and when I revved the engine up it spewed oil everywhere. Come to find the oil level WAAAAAY too high. I drained the oil and replaced with about 1.5-2 quarts(dont remember exactly but right at the fill mark). Now that I got it running last night by choking it, I also notice that it burns oil like a freight train. My compression is perfect as far as I can tell, so is this probably just residual oil from the previous knucklehead burning off?
Considering the previous owner overfilled it to the hilt(oil poured out of the airbox) and kept trying to get it running with no success, Im wondering if the muffler is just full of oil and needs to get burned out.. Or is it common that the valve stem seals or something go bad. Im doubting its rings?

Thanks. And apologize for the rambling post. Apparantly got a cold from standing out with the previous owner in 40something degree weather in a t shirt, then driving the cart around in the same said t-shirt in 50 degree weather.

DOOmsman 02-25-2009 03:05 PM

Re: Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
Put your coat on!!!! (remember your mom yelling at you) and take it up and down the drive or street don't go any farther than you can push it and see if things clear out, the over fill and choking will have messed stuff up.

Soak the carb and use a blow gun in every nook and cranny and use a very fine smooth wire gently to clean the jets and try again. GOOD LUCK let us know how it does.

Quadmaster 02-25-2009 06:22 PM

Re: Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
Is this cart lifted ?? If so then 1.5 qts oil is max. I learned the hard way. But i'm with doomsman on the carb.

BoostedOne 02-25-2009 07:12 PM

Re: Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
No, it aint lifted... YET.... Since now Im sick Im shopping around for parts, haha.

Gonna do the carb soak. Probably just replace the jets if I can ever get them out. Gonna soak em down in Kroil and see how that works out.

ruredy 02-25-2009 08:22 PM

Re: Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
To start with buy some new spark plugs for it. Adjust the valves. It only takes 1 1/2 qts of oil, not 2. Clean the carb. To burn off excess oil run it wide open for several mile.

BoostedOne 02-25-2009 08:48 PM

Re: Carb Rebuild and other questions 295
 
Im not saying I put 2 qts in, only that it was somewhere between 1 and 2. I had no idea what it took so I put one in, then started on the second quart a few ounces at a time. I must only put 1.5 in, since it was perfect when I was done.

Already got new plugs in it now. Actually bought 4 incase I fouled out the new ones too.

Once i get the carb cleaned out real good hopefully it will be warm out and I will be able to go give it heck and clean out the system. Yes, after reading around on the forum a valve adjustment will be done before she runs again too!!


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