Hey everyone, I need some help...I got a 95' GS500 & right now I've got it all apart, when I got it one of the caps on the left side of the carb was cracked & the valve springs where worn, they had also put aluminum foil down in under the springs to keep the valve needles from sticking (I'm guessing) anyways, I took it all apart, cleaned it, and put the new parts on, and adjusted the throttle cable because of one pesky little problem of after I start it and let it warm up and I rev the engin in neutral as it hits 2,000rpm it shoots up to four or five thousand rpm and stays, well I thought it was the cable and adjusted it, also done the idle adjustments, it idles great, but back to the main problem, I can't seem to find whats making it rev up like it is, another thing is that I don't have a breather for it, would this have this kinda effect on it? It sucks way too much gas it's either from that or something I'm missing completely. Any help would be nice, thanks in advance...
From my experience with engines I'd say it's a lean mixture. Either sucking air or a needle is set too lean. :dunno: