Questions & Answers for: Suzuki GSX 600 F (Katana fuel mixture

Question about 1988 GSX 600 F (Katana)

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...fuel mixture screws. One of the carburators should be factory adjusted, I dont wn a kawasaki but I own a YAMAHA SECA XJ750R and thro it I am sharing my experince. Once you have located the factory ...

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...fuel mixture screws on carb any help? bike is backfiring and smells like its getting to much fuel want to try to adjust air fuel screws ...

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Question about 1990 GSX 600 F (Katana)

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...fuel goin into the mixture at the cylanders, best bet is to have the carbs tuned, they have to be tuned in series or it will throw the others off. so it;s best to have that donme at a shop unless you ...

Question about 2000 GSX 600 F (Katana)

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Fuel/air mixture screw. How many turns should the screws be turned out stock? The guy i bought it from had them like 4 1/4 turns out, runs reallly rich, brown plugs and real sooty exhaust. I have ...

Question about 2000 GSX 600 F (Katana)

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...fuel screw ~1.5x richer or leaner to retain the original idle mixture - Dennis Kirk 6am to Midnight Central: 1-800-969-7501 tell them what you want. You can go online and search also, many items are ...

Question about 1997 GSX 600 F (Katana)

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...fuel mixture screw set too lean. 10. Idle port, transfer ports, slow air jet clogged. 11. Slow fuel jet clogged. 12. Faulty fuel pump. For more information about your issue and valuable "Free" ...

...fuel/oil mixture On my 2001 suzuki katana gsx600f my air filter is being flooded with a fuel and oil mixture through the breather hose connected to the top of the air filter housing....i took apart ...

...fuel in the mixture as it creates a negative air pressure in the carbs venturing and pull more fuel up the jets.so make sure it's clean you can clean it with petrol and compressed air but be careful ...

...fuel mixture adjustment too lean. 3. Pilot jet clogged. 4. Faulty accelerator pump. 5. Float level too low. 6. Float bowl contaminated old fuel, water, dirt, rust, etc. 7. Float bowl vent or overflow ...

fuel mixture. 2. Dirt, rust, water, or ethanol sludge in the fuel system. 3. Sticky throttle cables. 4. Multiple carburetors not in synchronization. 5. TPS sensor out of adjustment or faulty. 6. Wrong

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