1986 Yamaha Moto 4
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Sounds like you should start by taking the carb out, cleaning it and making sure the float is set, along with a new needle and seat, you can get a rebuild kit, that usually has the needle and seat in it, with the gaskets you need.
I had an 86 Moto 4, it had a rusted choke plate, but after cleaning the carb and setting the valves, it ran like a Swiss watch, would start in below zero weather easily, and idled smooth and quiet.
I had an 86 Moto 4, it had a rusted choke plate, but after cleaning the carb and setting the valves, it ran like a Swiss watch, would start in below zero weather easily, and idled smooth and quiet.
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