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05-21-2016, 05:53 PM
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Please help!!!! 2003 warrior 350 carburetor troubles
Hello I have a 2003 Yamaha warrior 350 I have recently put on a DG slip on exhaust and I have opened up the airbox and put a K&n on I have put a 45 pilot and a 150 Main since I have done this the idol seems to be very high and the bike seems to almost go by itself because it's so high even adjusting the screws doesn't do anything just wondering if there is anything else in the carburetor that I need to adjust to allow for the new stuff that has gone on the quad..quad was bone stock befor I did all the upgrades this winter bike was running perfect befor I did the up grades just wondering if there something I missed in the carburetor that I need to do...and if putting a spring in the carb from a pin really works????
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05-22-2016, 08:44 AM
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Hello I have a 2003 Yamaha warrior 350 I have recently put on a DG slip on exhaust and I have opened up the airbox and put a K&n on I have put a 45 pilot and a 150 Main since I have done this the idol seems to be very high and the bike seems to almost go by itself because it's so high even adjusting the screws doesn't do anything just wondering if there is anything else in the carburetor that I need to adjust to allow for the new stuff that has gone on the quad..quad was bone stock befor I did all the upgrades this winter bike was running perfect befor I did the up grades just wondering if there something I missed in the carburetor that I need to do...and if putting a spring in the carb from a pin really works????
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