Accelerator Pumps

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Eric Geiger
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Re: Accelerator Pumps

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Let us know how that whole sending it back thing goes.  LOL. Some people have had to file claims with PayPal and disputes just to get their money returned for parts they never received to begin with after the seller has gone AWOL.
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On Nov 25, 2016, at 7:15 AM, dusty path
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[2cylinderhondas] wrote:
hay bill cant u make a accelerator  pump  for this guy ? and whats wrong with the site that has one  it will not work  I will need a hole carb rebuild  kit and going to buy the kit they show   if it don't work I will just send it back   but this care will not run with out that pump I know I did try it. IT dies every time u hit the gas  at a stop light  its a real pain with out the accelerator pump I had a old Honda 600 bike that had a pump on it  it would not run at all with out it  just keep die ing   yes its is on there for a reason  it helps on start offs  from dead stops  and for passing  if u stomp  it  with out it will die
just adding my 2 cents  in
On Thursday, November 24, 2016 2:57 PM, "Dr Bruce Whiting
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[2cylinderhondas]" wrote:
Bill is correct here. The need for an accelerator pump is related to how fast the throttle is opened. When the throttle opens rapidly the air flows faster than the fuel. This causes a lean condition and a cough. Motorcycles don't need an accelerator pump since their throttles are leveraged differently. They open more slowly than car thottles. You could get away with it if you never rapidly mash the throttle.
On another note. The air cut off diaphragms are not made from a material that holds up to fuel. It takes a very good material to resist destruction from todays fuel.
dusty path
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Re: Accelerator Pumps

Post by dusty path »

OK did not know that  thanks so were do u get a carb repair kit at ?  now I had some Goldwing  carb repair kits that I had used  just did not have the pump  but they have been all used  so no more   there not all the same but it works the base is not the same u have to cut it some to fit
On Friday, November 25, 2016 6:52 AM, "Eric Geiger egeiger@... [2cylinderhondas]" wrote:
Let us know how that whole sending it back thing goes.  LOL. Some people have had to file claims with PayPal and disputes just to get their money returned for parts they never received to begin with after the seller has gone AWOL.
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Eric Geiger
PRG-Nocturne
XXX-XXX-XXXX
Egeiger@...
On Nov 25, 2016, at 7:15 AM, dusty path
dustyspath@...
[2cylinderhondas] wrote:
hay bill cant u make a accelerator  pump  for this guy ? and whats wrong with the site that has one  it will not work  I will need a hole carb rebuild  kit and going to buy the kit they show   if it don't work I will just send it back   but this care will not run with out that pump I know I did try it. IT dies every time u hit the gas  at a stop light  its a real pain with out the accelerator pump I had a old Honda 600 bike that had a pump on it  it would not run at all with out it  just keep die ing   yes its is on there for a reason  it helps on start offs  from dead stops  and for passing  if u stomp  it  with out it will die
just adding my 2 cents  in
On Thursday, November 24, 2016 2:57 PM, "Dr Bruce Whiting
theenginebuilder@...
[2cylinderhondas]" wrote:
Bill is correct here. The need for an accelerator pump is related to how fast the throttle is opened. When the throttle opens rapidly the air flows faster than the fuel. This causes a lean condition and a cough. Motorcycles don't need an accelerator pump since their throttles are leveraged differently. They open more slowly than car thottles. You could get away with it if you never rapidly mash the throttle.
On another note. The air cut off diaphragms are not made from a material that holds up to fuel. It takes a very good material to resist destruction from todays fuel.
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