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Ask the Editors: Finicky YFZ

Ask the Editors: Finicky YFZ

Dear ATVC: I have 2012 Yamaha YFZ450 with carb. The quad ran fine and all the sudden started dying whenever I would stop. Now it only starts full choke, and dies when I unchoke it. It also dies when I hit the gas any bit. Please help with the problem. Jlbisme The famous catch-22 when […] More »

By: | April 4, 2016


Ask the Editors: Carb Corrosion Solutions

Ask the Editors: Carb Corrosion Solutions

Dear ATVC: Picked up a Honda carburetor off eBay. Inside is beautiful but the outside is completely oxidized. Before I mount I was wondering what’s the best method of cleaning it up. I fear if I ever need to adjust the external screws, there won’t be much left in this condition. Mr.Steele We typically view […] More »

By: | September 14, 2015


Ask the Editors: Why No Fuel Injected 2-Strokes?

Ask the Editors: Why No Fuel Injected 2-Strokes?

Dear ATVC: I’m fairly new to ATVs and picked up a used 1987 Honda TRX250R (2-stroke). The jetting needed a little work and that got me wondering why none of the manufacturers offered a fuel injected 2-stroke. That would forever solve jetting worries and probably create less pollution in the process. Or is injecting a […] More »

By: | July 20, 2015



Ask the Editors: Green Gunk in Carb

Ask the Editors: Green Gunk in Carb

Dear ATVC: My quad had been sitting a few years and when I opened up the float bowl to clean out the carb, the inner walls were coated in green crust What is this and how do I get rid of it? Green is the telltale sign of corroded cast aluminum. Contrary to common misconception […] More »

By: | June 16, 2014


Ask The Editors: Fuel Injection Introspection

Ask The Editors: Fuel Injection Introspection

There are certainly some advantages in the real world- namely saving you from having to make carburetor adjustments to compensate for things like elevation, temperature, humidity and modest modifications. Additionally throttle response across the entire RPM range is typically improved and fuel injectors are less susceptible to fuel varnishing that takes place during long periods of inactivity/ storage.

By: | June 11, 2012


Ask the Editors: Zook With a Case of the Ping Pings

Ask the Editors: Zook With a Case of the Ping Pings

Dear ATVC: I have a 1987 Suzuki Quadracer 250 that pings every time I crack the throttle. It has a fresh top end but is still stock spec. The only other mods are a pipe and vented airbox lid. Any ideas? Pinging is actually the result of pre-ignition of the fuel in your engine’s top […] More »

By: | April 20, 2012



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