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DavidR8's shop shenanigans
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Back at getting the Honda up and running today.
Sorted out my running problem... Let's call it operator error.
I neglected to connect the fuel line to the right side carb. DOH!
After rechecking point gaps and timing, she fired right up.
Tach is reading low and responding very slowly, Not sure what's going on there.
Sorted out my running problem... Let's call it operator error.
I neglected to connect the fuel line to the right side carb. DOH!
After rechecking point gaps and timing, she fired right up.
Tach is reading low and responding very slowly, Not sure what's going on there.
Pull the cable out and clean and lube. It's possibly just all gummed up and has to much resistance to spin freely.
Yup that’s my first plan of attack.
My RD200 was doing the same thing. I tried just pulling the cable out from the jacket but that didn't help. Ended up pulling the whole cable off the bike and soaking it in varsol and then using one of Dads gun cleaning rods to clean out the gunk, he was not impressed but hey, I was 17 at the time and knew better than him. LOL
That Honda has a cable driven tach??? How stone age is that!
Gosh! Using an analog device to display an analog property? But it doesn't display to four digits, how will you know exactly how fast the engine is rotating? And it's not WiFi enabled? How will it log data to the server?
Tachometer fixed.
The cable was completely free to move. The problem was the actual tach. Decades old grease was gumming up the works.
Applied a bit of Kroil to the gap between the tach cable mount and the square drive center piece. Spun the cable with my cordless drill. Rinse and repeat till the needle responded quickly.
Job done.
The cable was completely free to move. The problem was the actual tach. Decades old grease was gumming up the works.
Applied a bit of Kroil to the gap between the tach cable mount and the square drive center piece. Spun the cable with my cordless drill. Rinse and repeat till the needle responded quickly.
Job done.
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Hey, lest you forget, I'm the guy who prefers analog over digital. I just couldn't resist!
Don't hate me because it was $50
Don't hate me because it was $50
What is it? A welding table?
Yes
Oh is it from PA?
I couldn’t find a label.
I have to decide what to do with it as I already have a 24” x 36” x 1/2” table that I built. No holes though.