Popping from exhausts on overrun - NOW SORTED!
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dandywarhol
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Re: Popping from exhausts on overrun - NOW SORTED!
Welcome to the forum. First make sure your pipes and silencers are totally airtight at the joints
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1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
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cobbadiggabuddyblooo
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Re: Popping from exhausts on overrun - NOW SORTED!
Unbolt the exhaust and run a little roof n gutter sealant around the headers going into the head and where the megaphones bolt on. Give it 45-1hr to dry and see how you go.
You can have a quick Squiz to see if the copper exhaust gaskets in the head are ok while at it.
You can have a quick Squiz to see if the copper exhaust gaskets in the head are ok while at it.
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Rod.s
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Re: Popping from exhausts on overrun - NOW SORTED!
Just in…Air cut out valve from KEDO Aust, $27.40 delivered, Part number 28211. Order from the Kedo Aust web site 
http://www.kedopartsaustralia.com/searc ... uery=28211
http://www.kedopartsaustralia.com/searc ... uery=28211
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remi1au
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Re: Popping from exhausts on overrun - NOW SORTED!
I know this an old thread, and I don’t visit very often, but once again this site has proved invaluable. I had this issue for a few months now and was scratching my head trying to figure out what was causing it. A bit of epoxy on the plastic cover and problem solved. Thanks guys.