Hi Guys,
I have a Bing 54/36/116. What model size bike did this come from and what size carb is it? Thank you,
Mick
Mick
It's a 36mm probably off a 250.
Dave McC
It is a model 54...
1976 MC 5 Original Owner
1982 Suzuki PE 175
1976 Penton 175 XC
1979 KTM 175 GS: FOR SALE
1985 20' Hi Point trailer
175,250
Mick,
the Bing 54 came with 34, 36, 38 and 40 mm dia, so 54/36/xxx for the 36 mm dia. The last three or four digits were simple numbers to identify the carb with different settings. The 250 cc 7 speed Hercules had 54/36/1101, the 175 cc had 54/34/1001.
Here are the Bing data sheets for the 54/xx/xxx carbs:
http://www.bingpower.de/download/datenblaetter/type54e.pdf
http://www.bingpower.de/download/datenblaetter/type54_duesennadel_e.pdf
http://www.bingpower.de/download/datenblaetter/type54_einstellteile.pdf
Leo Keller
Thanks All, the one I have has a built-in choke lever, as opposed to the handlebar controlled enrichener the Penton bikes used. Is it possible this came on another brand bike?
Thanks Leo, I saved copies of the files.
Also, it's somewhat gummed up (but the slide does not have the usual smiley face). What's the best method for cleaning out jets and passages? I've got a parts cleaner.
Mick
Yes, it did come from another later model bike as I never saw one with the choke lever back in "The Day". Jetted properly it will work fine though!
Larry P
Pine Sol soak works good. Mike
Michael R. Winter
I enjoy rebuilding and appreciating Pentons!
1974 250 HS Pentons-1978-1979 MX-6 175 & 250 KTM's
1976-78 125-400 RM's & 79 PE250 Suzuki & 2012 DR650
2007 CR125R Honda
1977 MC250 Maico
Buy the original gold/yellow Pine Sol and soak the carb, it will not harm it and you can leave it on for as long as it takes to get it clean.
Brian
Bing 54 with choke lever:
(http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af175/vintagecs/4c150966-d722-4ffd-a74e-d2080050a43b.jpg) (http://s1005.photobucket.com/user/vintagecs/media/4c150966-d722-4ffd-a74e-d2080050a43b.jpg.html)
Gunky insides:
(http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af175/vintagecs/100_4088.jpg) (http://s1005.photobucket.com/user/vintagecs/media/100_4088.jpg.html)
Gunk was pretty soft, hopefully the rest will clean up as well:
(http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af175/vintagecs/100_4089.jpg) (http://s1005.photobucket.com/user/vintagecs/media/100_4089.jpg.html)
Mick
Also, the pin that holds the floats in place; it's pretty tight and I don't want to do something stupid. How do you all suggest I get it out?
Mick
As I recall, that pin is knurled on one end and smooth of the other so it's sort of directional...it just taps out with a small punch.
That is grungy, I've brought a few back to life in that shape, and one had to become trophy parts for our Rockers Reunion show in Indianapolis.
74 250 Hare scramble
73 CMF 6day
68 6day V213