Yamaha T80 E10 petrol
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barker
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barker
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Re: honda cg
dug the t80 out of the shed started up ok, but after i put some e10 petrol in it . i coulnt get it to tick over anyone had any problems with e10 , or do i need to look at the carb
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Skeeter
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Re: honda cg
Yes and probably.
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Re: honda cg
I think the 'E' particles in the petrol can soften up rubber, so pull the pipe off and check for flow. If flows ok then filter etc.
BTW I have some lower fork parts from my T80, I was trying to rectify the bike pulling over to the near side, but never managed to find the slight fault (headstock bent).
I do like the CG and would have one in the garage, but prices are high. Yours looks good and the best of them.
Tight tappet, or carb needs looking at.
BTW I have some lower fork parts from my T80, I was trying to rectify the bike pulling over to the near side, but never managed to find the slight fault (headstock bent).
I do like the CG and would have one in the garage, but prices are high. Yours looks good and the best of them.
Tight tappet, or carb needs looking at.
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barker
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Re: Yamaha T80 E10 petrol
turned out to be the carb it was loose. tightened bolts up and all was well, but i drained the e10 out and filled up with e5 just to be on the safe side