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Evo 300 4T Something Missing?

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After poor running I found the carb to be missing what I believe to have been a blanking cap, but can anyone confirm it is just a blanking cap or is it something more technical?

With it missing I think it would of made the bike run lean due to the open end delivering unfiltered air directly into the slide area of the carb!

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It does indeed have blanking plug and they do perish as you can see by the pic of my wife's 250 4T. On my next parts order....its a year old.

In fact... I might pop down to local bearing supplier and grab a plastic blanking plug verses the cheap rubber stock one and no more perishing for ages.

Mags

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Jfc, take a look at http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/topic/42991-where-does-this-rubber-thingy-go/?hl=portman#entry313751 .

Lampkins could never find a part number so couldn't provide a replacement. I ended up using something I had in the workshop, although it seals off the tube completely.

I couldn't detect a difference in the performance (save that the backfiring problem mostly disappeared) but perhaps it explains why I still ride like a wuss!

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Thanks for all the info.

Portman I could do with a reason for riding like a wuss!

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