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RyanosAlien 06-25-2015 11:41 AM

Valve Cover Port???
 
Hey,

I'm starting to reassemble everything and can not remember were the valve cover port lead to and I can't find any pics or info on where that port went

kz1000st 06-25-2015 05:47 PM

Pictures please. It sounds like you misplaced the pipe from the exhaust port to the valve cover that then goes to the PAIR system.

RyanosAlien 06-26-2015 03:01 AM

I bought the scooter from a guy in peices so all vacuum lines and parts were disassembled but I managed to get it half way going good over the pass week, I ran the valve cover vacuum up to the intake and set the valves to .005 for both intake and exhaust, the air filter and box was junk so I threw on a off brand filter and oiled it and the main problem I'm having is since I wasn't the first owner I don't know what all the added to it, like I noticed on the needle in the float bowl there is 2 little spacers and undle full throttle it still likes to sputter and bog down granted adjusting the valves helped a lot but still feels like theres some thing I'm missing, I'm now looking into how elevation works with the carb I'm at 850 feet elevation and trying figure out do I need to go ahead and reject or what???? Lol it's a pain in the ass

P.S: This is my first scooter and it's a 2006 chau longbo LB150-19 150cc alien edition/name and I'm having trouble finding info on it especially what was standard equipment.

Gene563 06-26-2015 01:01 PM

I'm new here, but I have been doing a lot or research.
If you replaced the stock air box with a performance filter, you may be running to lean now at full throttle. A lot of people are running a #115 main jet with the cone type filter. You might try the old box and filter as a test and see if it smooths out.

RyanosAlien 06-27-2015 02:50 AM

I order some jets off eBay the other day so I'm hoping to smooth that out


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