Firstly you also are susceptible to get the needed gaskets and kits. Rebuilding carbs is not that cheap either. My 3 year old rarely used pressure washer is a full work out to get started. Just push the button and broom.Īll carb based engines I owned had their annoyances. Other than that one instance, none never had anything on the EFI. My CB500x has 57,000km and my Hiace van is at 320,000km. That 125cc bike is now at nearly 100,000km. With a carb bike it would just run lean, risking melting something in the engine. It was most likely the exhaust gasket leaking a slight bit. A quick look in the service manual to look up the blinking code said it was (o2 sensor value related). With EFI? Especially simple port injection or throttle body injection? I only once had a fault code on my Wave after very long time at nearly peak rpm, shortly after a rebuild. Sat for exactly the right amount after running to not be happy againĮngine flooded after giving too much gas at start Gaskets deterioration from using E10 or again age I had:īackfiring (best when it's unexpected in an underground car park as you think something's exploded near you)ĭieseling (keeps running with ignition off)

Now You’ve got a bootable Norton Ghost USB.It's funny how many say they're scared of EFI. In case you copied the the Boot folder just delete it from the flash drive. Now copy all the content from the Boot Norton Ghost folder into the USB drive without the Boot folder, like the image:Ħ. A warning pop up will come up letting you know that all data will be deleted from the USB by continuing, so when you are ready click yes when prompted to do so.: Auto Norton Ghost 11.5 Usbĥ. After running the Format USB tool select: the USB under device, Under file system select: FAT32, check format device, also check create a DOS start up disk and select from the browser the USB Norton Ghost Boot folder :ģ. Once downloaded and extracted, open the Format USB Folder, then right click the Format USB Tool.exe and select “ Run as administrator“, it might prompt you to input an admin password.Ģ. Place the folders in a convenient location where you can easily access them (Desktop).ġ.

To accomplish this you would need 2 files:

Norton ghost 2003 iso