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This is the other GP3 Replica I got in that bundle deal.. I was waiting on a few parts, they arrived so I started messin with it… I was going to add this Replica fun in my Real polini thread but its turning out to be a long write.. lol Oh man, am I having super trouble with the pull starts.. lol Among other things… I broke the original pull start on the 2nd startup.. I tried to fix it with some Plastic welder but that only worked for one more start (high idle then and it quickly died).. I ordered a new Chinese one for 17.99 from the HKmotors.. LOL, We will see how long that takes to get here…
After the first pull start broke I tried the real polini pull start from the GP3. I did get it started 2 times and the Idle was screaming so I had to kill it both times.. I tried turning the idle all the way down and could see the slide (no filter) so know it was real low.. I wanted to count how many screws the Air/fuel screw was screwed in and noticed it was stuck. Kinda forced it out and found out it is stripped bad.. Soooo lol On this needle does the spring just sit in the hole or does the spring go over the needle then flat washer then the rubber washer to hold it together before it gets screwed in? On the real Del Orto the spring is on the pin and held on by that flat and rubber washers. This is how it should be ya?
It was stripped because the screw for the bowl was tapped all the way to the where the air/fuel screw goes in and one screw/bolt was a tad shorter than the other 3 and should have been used in this corner.. Because it the longer screw/bolt it went into the A/F screw threads and stripped it.. This was how I got it…. I also think the slide was backwards.. It goes in both ways unlike the Del Orto.. lol The arch was towards the intake not the filter like the del orto… Yay for Chinese parts… CHEER!
I put the stripped needle back in over the spring till it felt snug and did try a 3rd time, still screaming.. And on that 3rd try the polini pull start got stuck. I took it apart and it was only the grabber wire. It had slipped out from the little plastic clip that holds it in place.. I fixed it and tried again. This time it got a little co.ckeyed and the spring got stuck under the winder. I pushed the spring back in its slot and it wound up.. I tried again and the same thing.. I then placed it on the Polini again and it works fine on that bike.. It seems the replica might have too much compression and the pull starts cant handle it?! Or we have another problem?! Lol including the carb… The polini just pulls and starts soooo much easier and so did the other rep I had.. After the few short starts and letting it sit all night the pipe leaked all this black oil from the split where the spring is.. Seems real dark.. Do I have to tear this one down also… lol L
I did pick up a new air/fuel mixture screw and going to turn the slide around.. Maybe I’ll try one more time with the polini pull start before the other one makes it.. lol
Fun in the future for sure!
After the first pull start broke I tried the real polini pull start from the GP3. I did get it started 2 times and the Idle was screaming so I had to kill it both times.. I tried turning the idle all the way down and could see the slide (no filter) so know it was real low.. I wanted to count how many screws the Air/fuel screw was screwed in and noticed it was stuck. Kinda forced it out and found out it is stripped bad.. Soooo lol On this needle does the spring just sit in the hole or does the spring go over the needle then flat washer then the rubber washer to hold it together before it gets screwed in? On the real Del Orto the spring is on the pin and held on by that flat and rubber washers. This is how it should be ya?
It was stripped because the screw for the bowl was tapped all the way to the where the air/fuel screw goes in and one screw/bolt was a tad shorter than the other 3 and should have been used in this corner.. Because it the longer screw/bolt it went into the A/F screw threads and stripped it.. This was how I got it…. I also think the slide was backwards.. It goes in both ways unlike the Del Orto.. lol The arch was towards the intake not the filter like the del orto… Yay for Chinese parts… CHEER!
I put the stripped needle back in over the spring till it felt snug and did try a 3rd time, still screaming.. And on that 3rd try the polini pull start got stuck. I took it apart and it was only the grabber wire. It had slipped out from the little plastic clip that holds it in place.. I fixed it and tried again. This time it got a little co.ckeyed and the spring got stuck under the winder. I pushed the spring back in its slot and it wound up.. I tried again and the same thing.. I then placed it on the Polini again and it works fine on that bike.. It seems the replica might have too much compression and the pull starts cant handle it?! Or we have another problem?! Lol including the carb… The polini just pulls and starts soooo much easier and so did the other rep I had.. After the few short starts and letting it sit all night the pipe leaked all this black oil from the split where the spring is.. Seems real dark.. Do I have to tear this one down also… lol L
I did pick up a new air/fuel mixture screw and going to turn the slide around.. Maybe I’ll try one more time with the polini pull start before the other one makes it.. lol
Fun in the future for sure!
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