Way to go Manny ! . Pretty soon you'll be earning side cash by fixing your neighbors CT's Now adjust the cam chain (12MM box wrench & small flat blade ...
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So...after I have run all the wires, by-passed the ignition key, new points (set), new plug (set), set timing...no start. While checking for spark today (after...
sounds like a bad plug I'd try another one martin eye <matin_eye@...> wrote: So...after I have run all the wires, by-passed the ignition key, new points...
CT90 K0. The good doc says that there are no carb kits for this bike (approx. 181300) since it is between numbers that are discontinued. I spoke directly...
I have a 1972 CT90K3. It has a fuel shutoff valve on the carburetor, in addition to the fuel petcock. The shutoff valve can be pushed in or pulled out. Does...
Does anyone know the pitch of the 12mm spark plug threads for a CT90? I've seen mention of 1.25 mm in another post, but they seem to match up well with my...
I think what you're referring to is for high altitudes. If the writing is still on it, it will say xxxxx feet. elnapaz <elnapaz@...> wrote:I have a 1972...
The knob is missing. I assumed it was a fuel shutoff since that's what the Clymer manual calls it, but your explanation seems more logical. So, if it is an...
... to ... Hey, I ran into the exact same problem. I put the spark plug in the end of my socket and cranked the wrench over,BAD idea. I cross threaded the...
I'd try cramming a screwdriver into your spark plug wire and grounding that against the cooling fin while you turn the engine over. You'll probably get the...
Keep it pushed in. Mine dies as soon as I pull it out and I live at about 900 ft above sea level. (which proably means that I probably have something wrong...
Hi Cory, It is a 1964 ct200. I am remiss with the group here, and I apologize. I didn't want it to appear as though I just "bopped in", as the frontispiece to...
My gues is that it is your high altitude slide valve for when you are above 6,000 ft. elevation. TF ... From: elnapaz To: ct90@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
I think you'll be O.K. as far as gaskets (the important part) are concerned - remember now that Keyster carby kits contin new jets and so the CM91 kit will...
The spark plug is shorted - normally this happens when the engine gets flooded and this is why I don't like ND spark plugs , back in the day , once they got...
..Is what it is and you push it in and _NEVER_ need to pull it out unless you're way over 7,000 feet and then _if_ the bike begins to bog you pull it out and...
After you've cleaned up the threads , open the throttle WFO and vigerously kick the engine over to blow out any chips - you don't want them getting down...
Thanx , Tom ; I always enjoy reading stories about old bikes and they're better when you have family members in them . I only wish my dad had been there , ever...
Tom, If your headlight bucket cracks again, try using some JB Weld on the crack. I have K3 and used JB to fix a few cracks in my downtube cover and it seems to...
Hi Tom. Where abouts do you, or did you live in those days of exploring the Mojave Desert area and surroundings with your father? I live in Ridgecrest near...
Hello everyone. I know this is really jumping the gun but I have a thought for a vintage trailbike ride next summer. It's in the Kennedy Meadows area North...
Hey, Sweet.. I'll be there. I'll be 16 and hopefully have my drivers license and class C moto licence. I have driven my 67' ct90 through about 6 inches deep of...
Hey yall, With the previous post, I thought I would post somthing on sealing a ct90/110 for water crossings. This is what I think you should do (feel free to...
Hi Cory. Good deal, thanks for the input. The level of the Kern River varies from season to season but 2.5 feet in these particular crossings that I have in...
Keep it pushed in. If you pull it out the engine will die or not run well at low altitudes. elnapaz <elnapaz@...> wrote:The knob is missing. I assumed...
Sounds like much fun to me , the only thing I'd worry about is the low spark plug level on the CT's , I guess I could stuff a few blue towels in my jacket in...