Vintage Tiger 1994 Tiger 885 Carb

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  1. Simon Logan

    Simon Logan Active Member

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    #41 Simon Logan, Oct 21, 2020
    Hi Adie, I have stumbled across someone breaking a Tiger and it has cans...do you want their details ?
     
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  2. capt

    capt Elite Member

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    #42 capt, Oct 22, 2020
  3. Adie P

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    #43 Adie P, Oct 22, 2020
    Hi @Simon Logan (and thanks to @capt )

    Sorry I missed this yesterday. YES, please let me have any details about original cans for the Tiger - as long as it's a Steamer, of course!

    I appreciate the heads up - hope it brings something useful!

    Cheers, guys.
     
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  4. Simon Logan

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    #44 Simon Logan, Oct 22, 2020
    @Adie P Sorry Adie...exhausts have gone :(
     
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    #45 Adie P, Oct 22, 2020
    BUMMER! But, thanks a million for thinking about me and trying to get me connected - much appreciated. :)
     
  6. Simon Logan

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    #46 Simon Logan, Nov 2, 2020
    Nasty brown gunge seeping out of the bottom of the carbs so out they come.

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  7. Simon Logan

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    #47 Simon Logan, Nov 3, 2020
    Anyone seen these wear patterns on the needles before ?Should I replace them ? If I do replace the needles does that mean I have to replace anything else ? I don't want to change the needles and then find out I should have changed a related part.....

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  8. capt

    capt Elite Member

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    #48 capt, Nov 3, 2020
    How many miles / kilometres has your machine done ? Looks like staining , can you feel any step or ridge at the borders of the stains ?
    My 94 trident had similar stains visible after only ten thousand kilometres. It ran fine until I sold it . Did 161,000 !
     
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  9. Simon Logan

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    #49 Simon Logan, Nov 4, 2020
    Hi, 34k miles. and yes I can feel a ridge at the boundary. So, do I need to replace the needles ..and should the emulsion tubes be changed as well ? Also, try as I might I cannot split the carbs because the screws holding the rails on will not come out. Tried heat, tried impact driver. What next, weld a bolt to each screw ?
     
  10. capt

    capt Elite Member

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    #50 capt, Nov 4, 2020
    Hi @Simon Logan .
    Yes change the needles if you want that new bike feeling.
    Alternatively just clean up and adjust . Save new for later in the bikes life.
    The screws just need perseverance and penetrating lube application.
     
  11. Simon Logan

    Simon Logan Active Member

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    #51 Simon Logan, Nov 5, 2020

    Should I change the emulsion tubes if I change the worn needles ?

    The screws !!! Penetrating oil didnt work. Took all afternoon but drilled out and removed all the screws with an extractor.

    Do you know what the mixture screws should be set to. They were 1 3/4 turns each but I'm sure I read somewhere they should be 2 1/2 ??

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  12. capt

    capt Elite Member

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    #52 capt, Nov 5, 2020
    If you are changing the needles , then change the tubes/jets
    The flanges on the pistons / slides you show in the above 3 pictures look good , they wear out and so do the guides in the upper body's of the carburettor. They are replaceable I believe.
    They new owner of my high mileage Trident had to replace them @ 200,000 odd :);) you have aways to go there ;);)
     
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    #53 Steamerblue, Dec 20, 2020
    Turning the Steamer into a skidoo!
    Both wheels off without a centrestand needs a bit of thinking about to be safe....

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