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Yamaha Tech Originally the Yamaha XT600 Tech Forum, due to demand it now includes all Yamaha's technical / mechanical / repair / preparation questions.

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Old 10th February 2007
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it keeps on revvin......HELP!

Getting my xt tenere ready for the UK big bike challenge, but i have a little problem.
i turn the throttle, let go & it still revs on for another 5 seconds or so. So i checked the diaphram in the carb & its got a milimetre hole in it, so i think this is the problem...........am i right?
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Getting my xt tenere ready for the UK big bike challenge, but i have a little problem.
i turn the throttle, let go & it still revs on for another 5 seconds or so. So i checked the diaphram in the carb & its got a milimetre hole in it, so i think this is the problem...........am i right?
If your certain that the throttle cables arn't sticking etc, then the hole can do this yes.
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glad to see that there are so many budding mechanic out there!
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glad to see that there are so many budding mechanic out there!
You could always take it to a shop


You asked a question and were told the answer !

What else dya want ? someone to come round and fix it for you ?



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Mechanic who?

Perhaps there are a lot of people who know a lot about mechanics out there. When someone poses a question with out any further info....such as how far can a frog jump? Take apart and clean the whole carb and inspect it and the intake manifold minutely. If the diaphram has a hole in it that indicates to me the carb is old or has had additives or cleaners run through it that could eat the black rubbery parts. Most carbs with a throttle plate and a vacum diaphram will idle without the vacum slide even in the carb!! What you are describing sounds like a carb with partialy plugged passages that sometimes defies cleaning. Try another known good good carb and see if your problems dissapear. Two wheels motor in the middle then ride.
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no offence taken........& yes i would love some else to come round & fix it for me!
anyway thanks all for the interesting comments...points duely noted.
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ok now i think i know what it is............it seems to be the manifold inlet rubber, as this has a split in it i am assuming that it sucking in extra air
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Yup..That will most likely be it.
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