It backfires because it's lean. The trick is to figure out why. Check your vacuum lines and anything that could obstruct fuel flow.
AnswerSounds to me that your vehicle is off time. Check the timing on it. If the timing is off it will backfire through the carb and also if it is cross wired (firing order wrong) it will backfire through the carb.
Spark plug wires incorrectly connected or it is way out of time.
If it backfires after you shut it off then it is probably running too rich. Any unburned gas the that is exhausted out and into the muffler will explode with a backfire. With a 1990 model you won't have the anti-backfire solenoid on the bottom of the carb like the newer ones have. If it backfires while it is running it might be out of time. Check the keyway between the crank and flywheel to make sure it is not partially sheared.
Several things could make a carburetor backfire. The engine could be out of time. the carburetor could have a stuck float, or the engine could have a stuck valve.
well it all depends on when it is backfiring most of the time on start up if it does back fire then it prob because when you turned it off you had the rpms high and sum gass was mostlikely left in the carb
Timing needs adjustment. or its runing too rich on fuel.
Incorrect ignition timing or damaged valves would make a 95 Honda Odyssey sputter and backfire. Backfires are directly caused when ignition occurs at the wrong time.
Out of time or spark plug wires hooked up incorrectly.
The chain can not backfire. If it is installed off time it can cause a backfire, which could conceivably damage a starter.
No, backfire is usually caused by park plug wires that are installed incorrectly or an engine that is out of time. Fuel filter and pump will not cause backfire.
It can mean that this engine is out of time. You may need to have it timed.
Backfire is normally caused by engine out of time, or spark plug wires installed incorrectly.