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700C-ist · October 3rd, 2017, 07:56 AM

Hello,

I was reading threads about mixture screws and their caps removal. The 2010 blue R responses well to throttle other than when cold, but emissions are of the sort that would give you headtakes in no time (no smokes though, just the smell of heavily polluted, ill-burned gas).

So in other words, I need to depollute the carburation. Is it safe to say that there's nothing to tune in regards to the electronic ignition? Sealed black box? Leaving me with only the carburators to tune, most likely leaning it?

Thank you!

October 3rd, 2017, 07:56 AM	#1
700C-ist ninjette.org newbie Name: John Location: Waukesha, WI Join Date: Oct 2017 Motorcycle(s): Ninja 250R 2010, Honda CRF230L 2008 Posts: 2	Emissions smell ill-carburating, polluting Hello, I was reading threads about mixture screws and their caps removal. The 2010 blue R responses well to throttle other than when cold, but emissions are of the sort that would give you headtakes in no time (no smokes though, just the smell of heavily polluted, ill-burned gas). So in other words, I need to depollute the carburation. Is it safe to say that there's nothing to tune in regards to the electronic ignition? Sealed black box? Leaving me with only the carburators to tune, most likely leaning it? Thank you!