Ok that is it FCR's for sale.

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Lucazade, Jun 26, 2013.

  1. Went to garage to take the monster as wanted to go to Brighton on it tomorrow.

    Well that is it I am done anyone wants to by FCR's. Bloody things yet again dumped all 20l of petrol in to the engine and it's surroundings!!

    Last time I caught it doing that so drained all fluids from engine, replaced oil, done 600 miles, replaced oil and all good.

    This time it sat there for 2 weeks with oil/petrol mix in engine. Am I assuming correctly that now I need bottom end rebuild? I mean how much damage to bearings/seals did that do?

    Never again FCR on bike with no petrol return and vacuum pump.



    FCR's will come with throttle assembly, alloy stacks for air-box and blue plastic velocity stacks if you want to ditch air-box.

    Anyone interested drop me a PM with price offer.
    When they work boy do they work but they just cannot survive day to day use I subject them to so loose all settings every 2k-3k miles with no warning creating funny side-effects.
     
  2. oh dear. didn't you put an inline valve after the first time?:frown:
     
  3. Excuse me for displaying my ignorance - but, as I am assuming that you haven't got a Flat Coated Retriever fixed to your bike, what are FCR's ? Also, if you are loosing fuel into the engine, are you sure that it is not the vacuum fuel tap that is defective ? A mate of mine had this happen a while ago on a CBX550 - turned out the rubber diaphragm in the fuel tap was perished, allowing fuel back down the vacuum suction pipe... Just a thought...
     
  4. Acronym-Check came up with 198 possibilities, but none of them seemed to make any sense...
     
  5. Acronym for Fecker...
     
  6. FCR is a type of carb made by Keihin.
     
  7. No as that would not stop them doing that and flooding getting me stranded half way through to somewhere.

    The bike was fine 2 weeks ago. Parked it up came today and this happened. Last time was 3 months ago I was 10 miles from home then so nursed it there and fixed it.
     
  8. Luca, you've got my suympathies, I got mine on the bench at the mo, I've replaced mixture screw and o-ring, new float seats and new float needles.

    They're going back on the bike for saturday as it's getting rolling road setup on monday - I'll let you know how it goes, and what they find.

    which reminds me, I need an oil change after the last time it shart itself like yours :(
     
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