Troubleshooting - Yamaha SRX440 1980 Service Manual

1980 SRX440
(4) If any part is in good condition but
float level is not within the
specified range, correct float level
by bending the float arm tang
slightly.
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(Always use a new O-ring for reassembly.
c. Push the carburetor into the rubber joint,
and secure it with the band.
1) Before installing the carburetor on the
engine, connect the control cables in
the reverse order of disconnection.
Keep the starter valve free from dust
and dirt during this operation.
2) Insert the end of throttle cable into the
hole in the throttle lever. adjust the play
of cable. and secure it with screw. (See
"Throttle cable adjustment.")
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After installing the carburetor body, be
sure to apply grease to the following
parts as an anti-freeze measure:
Recommended low
temperature grease:
ESSO Beacon 325 or
Aero Shell #7
1) Throttle return spring, throttle shaft
collar.
2) Space between carburetor body and
throttle shaft (at 2 places),
3) Throttle lock washer, E-clip.
4) Wire holder attached to the throttle
valve.
b. Float chamber
1) Screw the main jet cover bolt (with O-r-
ing) into the float chamber.
2) Install the O-ring to the float chamber,
and install it to the carburetor body.
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By turning the throttle lever to the full-open
position two or three times, make sure it op-
erates correctly.
3) Make sure the starter lever isfullv pu-
shed in. and connect the starter cable
and spring to the starter valve. and in-
stall the valve in the carburetor.
Adjust the starter cable. (See "Starter
cable adjustment.")
Tightening torque:
3.5 Nm (0.35 m-kg)
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By pulling the starter lever two or three times
after installation of the starter cable. check
the operation of the starter valve.
4) Install the fuel pipe to the carburetor.
Next. install the clip firmly.
d. Install the intake silencer.
C. Troubleshooting
This troubleshooting guide relates only to the
carburetor. Making an adjustment of the
carburetor. check the engine and electrical
system. If no defect is found, consult this
troubleshooting guide.
~ C A U T I O N :
1) When disassembling the carburetor,
use care so that parts don't fall off or
are not lost. Also don't strike the