PAIR valve issue on my work ride

[gazza]

Hi guys
I'm hoping someone here can help me with my problem.
A week ago my scoot started making a hell of a noise and i was thinking it was an exhaust issue. On looking at the exhaust all was fine and looking under the seat i see the PAIR valve had melted. I had tried looking for parts (Keeway) and see they were almost non existent so decided to remove all the junk associated with the PAIR valve. I also read the a hole in the cylinder head needed blocking off (exhaust i believe) and a vacuum feed on the inlet manifold needed to be blocked. Since doing this it's been a right pig and wont rev and is unrideable. I'm going to take a guess here and say that the carb may need re jetting but i'm not sure.

Hope someone here can shed some light fore me

Regards

 

[08FJR4ME]

Why would a Pair valve melt? Very unusual. There are several threads on PAIR system removal. I suggest that route be taken.

Google search: Well maybe there used to be. 

https://www.fjrforum.com/topic/170834-jewelry-for-naomi-pair-removal/?tab=comments#comment-1352014

Good luck, Dave

 

[SLK50]

Maybe I’m missing something,

but the PAIR valve isn’t under the seat. 

What exactly melted?

And your FJR doesn’t have carbs. 

 

[gazza]

This is on my small motocyle I ride to work on. Not an Fjr1300

 

[RossKean]

Why are you asking questions about an unnamed motorcycle on an FJR forum?  Even if someone was knowledgeable about your bike, you haven't identified make and model.

 

[gazza]

Because this section on the forum states "other bikes" - "bike related" discussion and I was thinking someone here may know about PAIR in general.

You got a problem with that!!!!

 

[Pterodactyl]

You must realize that you cannot get an informed response unless you provide information such as year, make and model of your bike.  A picture of the parts you are concerned about will also help, but then, you may have burned your bridges.

 

[gazza]

No problem. I can live with that

 

[08FJR4ME]

I used to burn bridges in my younger days. I paid the price for years. I finally grew up.

Enjoy the ride,

Dave