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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 7:58 am 
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So I went to search,and couldn't find this thread,but typed black stuff in subject in new thread, and this title came up.

I've put premium in, but still getting the shit everywhere, but maybe I'm using a different tank,I'll try to run them both dry this easter.

My problem is getting the stuff off the walls. I let it sit for a few weeks,big mistake.It comes off the bare concrete floor OK, but the walls are painted cement brick.

I tried degreasol 1st...no then liquid sugar soap...no then bleach,,,no.. then the three together,no...I checkened out then, incase I was making a bomb....
then tried the overflow gernie.no.

Anyone had any luck?

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 7:59 am 
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First, get efi, then, spray carby cleaner on said stain's........

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:06 am 
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dish scourer on the walls

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:20 am 
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Redzook used to mark her territory when starting cold - I had a straight pipe out the side, which tended to give other people's cars black dots.
I was always quietly amused by that, which made me love Redzook a little bit more everytime.

I attributed it to a tired engine.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 9:53 am 
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So while this title came up, all the other posts aren't in it.

someone had said that all seria's do it, but I got one here that doesn't.

someone esle said try premium, and I'm gonna run that it future, cause I think I'm getting better fuel comsumption.

someone ele suggested changing the tailpipe, but I just spent $60.oo to run it out behind the rear wheel cause I had fume problems.

I'm starting to think tired engine may be right, but this one 's gonna stay in till it dies.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:13 am 
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Mine spits oil when cold. Cos my valve stems leak.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:15 am 
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Mine spits oil when cold. Cos my valve stems leak.


Mine too :)
Gives them character haha

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:17 am 
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I left some on Mr 89 Tintop's wall when he did my timing belt... I felt so bad, ha ha

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:29 am 
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So while this title came up, all the other posts aren't in it.

someone had said that all seria's do it, but I got one here that doesn't.

someone esle said try premium, and I'm gonna run that it future, cause I think I'm getting better fuel comsumption.

someone ele suggested changing the tailpipe, but I just spent $60.oo to run it out behind the rear wheel cause I had fume problems.

I'm starting to think tired engine may be right, but this one 's gonna stay in till it dies.

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new topic maybe instead of post reply??

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:44 am 
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But I typed black stuff in search, and 1693 results, I read about 1500, and none were about this, and yet when I started new thread with black stuff, this title came up.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:55 am 
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the reason you get black carbon out of the pipe cold is the choke is on when cold and the engine is running a rich air fuel mixture and not burning the fuel as cleanly as it does hot, mix this with a cold exhaust and some water vapor and heres your problem.
wet carbon water :wink:
If anything premuim will make it worse when cold as its a denser fuel and will run slightly richer than regular unleaded when cold and on the choke.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:05 am 
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Just repaint your wall black, problem fixed!

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:14 am 
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mine doesn't do it however i did put all the choke bits in the bin.

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 12:04 pm 
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I took the choke butterfly out and mine still does it...

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 12:14 pm 
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are you sure it's not being sucked from the carbon canister by the exhaust? 8O :lol:

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 2:32 pm 
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ajsr wrote:
the reason you get black carbon out of the pipe cold is the choke is on when cold and the engine is running a rich air fuel mixture and not burning the fuel as cleanly as it does hot, mix this with a cold exhaust and some water vapor and heres your problem.
wet carbon water :wink:
If anything premuim will make it worse when cold as its a denser fuel and will run slightly richer than regular unleaded when cold and on the choke.


+1. My Vitara also does it. Thats carbed engines for you. As long as it doesn't continue spitting when hot, it is normal cold start up.

As stated, just think of it as your zook marking its territory! :twisted:

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 2:42 pm 
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cairns27 wrote:
someone esle said try premium, and I'm gonna run that it future, cause I think I'm getting better fuel comsumption.


That was me :wink: Yep the zook engine runs much better on Premium unleaded...

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someone ele suggested changing the tailpipe, but I just spent $60.oo to run it out behind the rear wheel cause I had fume problems.


That was me again... i said if its going on the bricks, not sure where they are in relation to your tail pipe, but get a chrome tip or something cheaper, that directs the exhaust straight down to the ground, and then put a drip tray, or mat, or something under it... :wink:

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I'm starting to think tired engine may be right, but this one 's gonna stay in till it dies.


It should only blow the back stuff till its warm or at running temp, unless the rings are shot... but standard unleaded makes alot of black stuff in the exhaust :roll: but even if the engine is tired, it doesnt mean its stuffed... so yeah, just drive it till it says, i have had enough, and gives up the ghost ! :wink: :D

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:51 pm 
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ajsr wrote:
the reason you get black carbon out of the pipe cold is the choke is on when cold and the engine is running a rich air fuel mixture and not burning the fuel as cleanly as it does hot, mix this with a cold exhaust and some water vapor and heres your problem.
wet carbon water :wink:
If anything premuim will make it worse when cold as its a denser fuel and will run slightly richer than regular unleaded when cold and on the choke.


Id say this is on the money lol,

mine does that aswel, but I just thought its running rich,

But my gti did it aswel :;

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:45 pm 
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ajsr wrote:
the reason you get black carbon out of the pipe cold is the choke is on when cold and the engine is running a rich air fuel mixture and not burning the fuel as cleanly as it does hot, mix this with a cold exhaust and some water vapor and heres your problem.
wet carbon water :wink:


Agreed :wink:

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If anything premuim will make it worse when cold as its a denser fuel and will run slightly richer than regular unleaded when cold and on the choke.


Please explain... to my thinking, Premium would be less dense than regular unleaded... :roll: :D

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 7:46 pm 
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yea, normal for carb'd engines my 2 carby bikes do the same thing starting up cold

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:49 pm 
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I took the choke butterfly out and mine still does it...


the butterfly is only part of the choke, it still up's the idle, cause it to run a lil rich....

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Post Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:19 pm 
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ajsr wrote:
the reason you get black carbon out of the pipe cold is the choke is on when cold and the engine is running a rich air fuel mixture and not burning the fuel as cleanly as it does hot, mix this with a cold exhaust and some water vapor and heres your problem.
wet carbon water :wink:


Agreed :wink:

ajsr wrote:
If anything premuim will make it worse when cold as its a denser fuel and will run slightly richer than regular unleaded when cold and on the choke.


Please explain... to my thinking, Premium would be less dense than regular unleaded... :roll: :D


you need less of it but still the same amount of air to make the same power hence it is a denser fuel.
we are only talking a very small amount of difference but its there.

if you put a good premuim like opitimax or mobil 8000 into a very well tuned two stroke motorcross bike setup for regular it will foul the plug in a about 5 minutes, its that much denser fuel, drop the jet sizes and problem solved and same power

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