going away from JD recomended settings? 2015 xc300 help
Messed with the stock needle on my 15 xc300. Never did really get it sorted. Bought a JD kit, this is my 3rd kit from them, all three other bikes we very very close with the recommended settings. 1st ride, 5k feet elevation, 60 degrees, used JD recommended 175 main, 38 pilot, red # 4, bike was way way rich. so much spooge, it ran down the ehaust and was dripping on the swingarm again. went to the 5 to 8k feet setup (170 main, red #3) rode it the next week, 6500 feet, 70 degrees, still so rich it wont clear out easily. low end response seems good, as does needle. its still a spooge factory with this set up, still dripping down the silencer all the way. I did notice the idle screw was wound in very tight, so I backed it out and turned the airscrew out a bit. Did I do the right thing there? and would you move to a leaner main again? Thanks in advance.
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At what throttle position does it feel rich?
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just wide open. thinking or dropping to a 165 main, although jd thinks I may need to go one clip richer on the needle if I do.
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I'd probably taper down slowly. Maybe try a 170 first, then a 165 and fine tune from there.
I agree with JD that you may find the smaller main requires a richer clip position, but then again it may not. |
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If it was burbling rich I'd jump a full 162/165 size. If it just felt a touch fluffy I'd go the 168.
I think Simmo737 has a 2015 model with an AS1 carb and is running lean settings similar to what we previously would have with an AS2. Looks like the new engine wants less fuel. |
Hi sry for my bad english. In the first days with the 2015 i had nearly the same problem and at my bike the choke didn t close 100%
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See above too. Not sure if you have the cable pull choke installed, but I've had similar issues. I fit a standard knob from the get go now.
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