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Everyone is entitled to their opinion, I removed my evap system last year, my canister was soaked with fuel, yes I probably overfilled the tank hoping to squeeze as much distance between fill ups as possible. I also experienced intermittent rough running which I think was as a result of raw fuel being routed into the intake by the evap control solenoid. I ride all season and even when the temperatures hit 40C I don't get any fuel out of my tank as long as it isn't parked totally full. I don't think you really understand how the system works. If as you say the evap system has nothing to do with reducing greenhouse gasses what do you think it is there for?

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No remapping needed, the air injection system is a passive system and injects air post combustion, the solenoid will continue to function as if it was purging only there is no air or vapors to be injected. I'm not sure if you have emissions inspection in Spain, if you do, this mod may affect your emissions. Thanks for being a part of our channel!!

@@losttogether4ever Hi, thanks for your reply. In Spain there is an inspection. But if it is not necessary to map, in principle there should not be any problems, I would check it with a diagnostic machine. When I cancel it and do the test I will let you know. For now I am going to replace the exhaust elbows to cancel the catalytic converter on the elbows. Thanks Regards

I wondered that as well, I was told that Jainism is a decendant of Hinduism. But I really haven't studied it that well.

I both agree and disagree with you, the snokel size and direction is designed to allow the specific volume of air to flow into the engine coupled with the size of throtttle bodies, combustion chambers and exhaust all being stock and restrictive in order to make a set amount of power and keep emissions withing the design parameters. When you change the exhaust to free flowing the only way to achieve a benefit is to open up the intake to allow more air in. The stock snorkel is a choke point. The side covers provide an amount of protection from splashes or large droplets of water from entering in to engine. My dealership advised me that replacing the snorkel cover would not void the warranty, most dealerships will gladly sell you the DNA filter and an exhaust system with no impact on your warranty.

@@losttogether4ever I don't care if people agree, it's their engine to reck, free country. As engineer however, I can tell that the snorkel design is not to restrict air (aprox. 40L per second can go quite easy thought that hole), but to suck the air from back/down direction e.g. the direction from where the water drops won't be able to enter as they need to turn 180 to enter the snorkel.

I have a foam wheel to buff it with my drill and I use Autosol or Mothers Mag wheel metal polish. Thanks for watching!

@@losttogether4ever will it shiny forever or how long it will last for the heat engine to turn back to the original state.

It's usually good for a couple of weeks before it starts to get a bit dull then I do it again.

The first thing I would do is put some fresh gas in it, is it possible that your gas may be contaminated, if that isn't the issue I'd then check all your electrical connections as well as your fuel line connectors, mine once ran intermittently bad and I traced the issue to a fuel line connector that wasn't totally seated, once I pressed it together I heard a click. The loose connector was allowing air to enter the fuel system causing some mis-firing once it was warm. Reading that you have had a new fuel pump makes me think this could be your issue. Let us know how you make out, thanks for being a part of our channel.

@@losttogether4ever hi. Problem solved.one of my Spark plug adaptor was leaking current from ignition coil. Changed the adaptor problem solved🍻

Excellent glad you solved the problem and shared your experience here to help others!! Thanks

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I haven't had any faults with my ECU, as long as everything is capped off properly and the tank vent is open to the atmosphere there should not be any pressure building up. The valve will continue to open and close normally it just won't route any fumes anywhere.

Thanks!! I think you'll love the Stinger, it really is the best bang for the buck when it comes to the Enfield 650's

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Thanks for the tip!! You can do the Tubeless conversion just take your time!!

I would check for a vacuum leak, or an exhaust leak. You may have accidentally swapped a tank vent for an evap line or like me I had one header pipe not sealed against the head causing me grief for a few months as I changed out sensors to try and track down my issue. The idle should be smooth if everything is tightly sealed. Let us know how it goes!

I totally agree with you, Thanks for the comment.

No, I didn't feel any difference at all.

I ordered them from Hitchcocks, fast shipping and cheap too! I'll put a link in the description.

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Sounds like it might be turning on the inside of the bar, can you try and turn and pull it at the same time? You might be able to wind out the whole assembly. Keep us posted on your progress to try and help others.

Hey, Thanks for watching! My seat cover is the tobacco one, I noticed that it's fading a bit and becoming a little lighter in colour

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I weighed the cannister and hoses I removed and they are 505 grams, or a little over a pound of weight savings. Thanks for watching!

@@losttogether4ever Thanks for your efforts 🙌🏻

I'm not sure what you mean? If you're refering to the brass wire I used on the grips It's more for the look and security of the wrap and making the wraps look more custom than the way Trip Machine does their installation. No reason to cry though!!

Thanks for watching and being a part of our channel, I was thinking about tackling the suspension but I haven't seen or read anyone making significant gains by changing out the rear shocks or fork internals. Most people that do any upgrades report marginal gains. New brake pads are a significant improvement for relativly little expense.

@@losttogether4ever thanks for the advice!

Thats interesting and I'll keep an eye on them. They seem to fit as snugly inside the swing arm as the stock ones do. I'm hoping that the loc-tite will solve the loosening issue. I'm not sure if Meteor 350 owners have similar issues.

I noticed that too. Not sure if that’s a problem though.

Ha Ha, You're right, thats the way it came from my dealership thanks for pointing it out, not sure it makes a difference but next time I have the rear wheel off I'll swap it around!! Good eyes guys!!

@@losttogether4ever there should be lock mechanism in left sleeve so from where axle worn travel further inside. Change it when you get time. Cheers 🥂

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Glad it was helpful!

It may be psychological but I think it does run smoother, probably because my evap cannister was soaked in gas so therefore useless. It may have been trying to purge liquid gas into the intake system instead of fumes as it was designed. (I'd wager that almost all of the Enfields out there have fuel soaked canisters, just by owners trying to squeeze a bit of extra range by topping up the tank.) Just my thoughts.

I didn't have any issues they were prompt and responsive in my interactions. There could be a holiday or they may be really busy, I'm sure they will answer you. They are a reputable company.

Exactly my point! I would still love it if someone technical like Fortnine would do a proper scientific comparison. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching, I didn't notice any difference but I had an exhaust leak causing some popping solved by retorquing my exhaust at the head.

@@losttogether4ever Thanks!

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Yes they do have safety beads on both rims at least on my 2021 they are safety rims. Thanks for watching and asking a question we really appreciate it!!

Yes it is, seems good and solid still. Thanks for being a part of our channel!!

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Yes I agree, they don't look right without the boots, glad Enfield made them standard in the newest bikes.

Yes they could have but then it would be pricey!! Hog Head from the Forums makes a beautiful belt drive kit for the 650's.

@@losttogether4ever How much for the belt drive kit?

I think it's around $600.00usd all in.

@@losttogether4ever My Sportster is 25 years old and I have 400,000 miles on the original engine and 3 belts in that time. A belt lasts 100,000+ miles, the drive sprockets are original. A new belt is $100. Figure out how many chains, sprockets,cans of chain lube, never mind all the time you spend cleaning the rear wheel. I would invest in the belt drive and save money in the long run. If you sell the bike you can use it for a selling point. I put up with chain drive on my Triumph Tr-6. But not my 1999 Sportster. Believe me it will make you spoiled . You will never tolerate the chain crap again.Belt drive is the one smart thing that HD has done. Belt drive on a HD was a AMF 💡 idea. I am surprised that RE 650 and 350 for the Western market are not so equipped from the factory 🏭. The cost per unit would be next to nothing if RE ordered enough. It would only be a $200 per bike. New features are better than new colors.

Hey Chris, that's an aftermarket switch that I modified I made a video of it here--th-cam.com/video/W4zuBKHQkOA/w-d-xo.html it's a prettty easy project once you assemble all the bits. Thanks again for watching.

@@losttogether4ever fantastic! Thank you!

Hey Chris, No issues without using the gaskets so far, I haven't noticed any leakage or oil vapour seeping out around the covers. Thanks for contributing to our channel!