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Anonymous Posted on Aug 13, 2009

81 Suzuki GS650GL only runs on full choke

My bike only runs on full choke, it had been sitting in my garage for about 20 years, took the carbs apart and cleaned them and changed the oil, i was going to take the carbs out again and do a more thorough cleaning but i need a 2nd opinion 1st

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    and whenever i add throttle it stalls

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Pull one of the fuel hoses off of it's carburetor, and stick the end in a clean can or bottle. Turn on the fuel tap--you should get a thin stream of fuel. If it just drips, you need to clean the filter screen just above the fuel tap bowl. Hope that gets you running well.

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Did you drain the gas and put in new? also you need a new fuel filter and you need to be sure you cleaned the carbs completly and put all the air and needles back in the same for each

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