1997 kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja "cause cylinder flood gas" Questions

...gas from the exhaust You obviously. Have a dead cylinder. It could be caused by a few. Things a flooding carburetor would be the most likely but it could also be caused by a bad coil, plug wire, or ...

gas lines? Wow. Actually the front cylinder is flooding with fuel. My 07 custom 1100 midnight does the same thing. Even if the fuel valve is off. Ive replaced both the needles and seats, set the float

...grinding something. It's a Virago 250 from 2006 your carb. is flooding the cylinder when its not running.it will cause ring damage.turn your gas pitcock off when not in use.get carb cleaned

cylinder with gas. Start by removing the carburetors and giving them a thorough cleaning . Closely inspect the sides and tips of the float needles.If they show wear or damage replace them. If you have

...cause your carb vac to grab some oil from the cylinder too! Hope this helps! its not unusual for the carb floats to stick and the carbs flood and overflow.. ,remove carb/float bowl clean refit try ...

flood the back spark plugs and put gas in my air filter been trying to figure it out but I need help Brandon, From Vulcan forum, one of the hoses that are hooked to the carb is a vent tube and may run

I forgot to pull the choke when I started the bike, causing starting the Bike to get complicated and may have flooded it with gas, and now it won't start to two days, what can I do next ? Thanks ...

I had the oil changed and a new air filter put on my 2000 Kawasaki Vulcan 800 Classic. I rode all day with no problems. The next day, the bike began flooding itself. It goes dead at idle and when the ...

...had the air cover off I shut it down because gas mixed with oil was being pumped out the breather hose on rear cylinder head. Most likely cause is carb flooding due to sticking/leaking float

carburetors thoroughly cleaned out and adjusted. Sound like pilot needle's lack of sealing that causes the bowls to overflow into the cylinders