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htbetz 01-03-2003 09:06 AM

Possible causes of backfireing and bucking
 
Cold starting I get some backfireing until it warms up. Once warmed up it bucks when decelerating, usually about 2000rpm.
Timing? Mixture?

Superman 01-03-2003 09:11 AM

Mixture. If the popping is in the intake, then a lean mixture is suspected. Popping in exhausts usually suggests a leak in the exhaust system. Bucking also suggests a lean mixture, but I guess I cannot explain how bucking can happen during deceleration (throttle closed). That's a mystery to me.

Jim Sims 01-03-2003 10:24 AM

Is your tach bounching too? Check timing and your point's dwell. How long since a valve adjustment? Hope you have a pop-off valve in the airbox. Cheers, Jim

htbetz 01-03-2003 11:58 AM

I would have had blown all the available airboxes in the world if I didn't have a pop of valve. I'm gonna try making the mixture a little richer and see if that helps. Valves are set properly and Timing and dwell is set as well as.


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