Another TaoTao bogging issue
Feb 1, 2020 | 08:59 PM
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Another TaoTao bogging issue
110cc. Yesterday it ran great.
This afternoon we took it out for a run and it started fine, idled fine, but when we gave it throttle, it died or tried to die. If I gave very little throttle, it would rev but anything more than an 1/8th throttle, it would bog and try to die.
What I've done so far:
I've cleaned both jets and rechecked my carb settings. I've reset the settings completely and tried to find new settings. Float looks good but maybe I am not sure what to look for. I was told to check to see if it lines up with the top and it does. I've done the spray check for leaks (none, I put gasket sealer on the header when I first bought it because it did leak), and I've tried every notch on the throttle cable pin inside the spring assembly (sorry, not sure what it is called). It seems to work best at the top notch, but it was previously set to the third notch from the top to run the best. Bogged worse the further down I went and wouldn't start at all once I hit the 4th notch.
Noting I did a valve adjustment at the beginning of yesterday because it was running rough. It ran fine and great all day yesterday after the adjustment. Did not check this to see if this is the issue, again, yet. Set to .007 intake/exhaust. If this is incorrect, please tell me what to set it to.
I've checked the spark plug and it was caked with carbon. Cleaned it, put it back, tried starting and throttling it a few times, exact same issue. Checked plug, carbon caked again.
At this point, I'm at a loss. It seems to be burning very rich and possibly flooding (or trying to flood) when you give it throttle. But I don't know how to stop it at this point. I did nothing to it except clean the jets in between yesterday and today, and it starts right up, just doesn't like throttle.
Could it be the float? What should I be looking for to adjust it? Valves?
This afternoon we took it out for a run and it started fine, idled fine, but when we gave it throttle, it died or tried to die. If I gave very little throttle, it would rev but anything more than an 1/8th throttle, it would bog and try to die.
What I've done so far:
I've cleaned both jets and rechecked my carb settings. I've reset the settings completely and tried to find new settings. Float looks good but maybe I am not sure what to look for. I was told to check to see if it lines up with the top and it does. I've done the spray check for leaks (none, I put gasket sealer on the header when I first bought it because it did leak), and I've tried every notch on the throttle cable pin inside the spring assembly (sorry, not sure what it is called). It seems to work best at the top notch, but it was previously set to the third notch from the top to run the best. Bogged worse the further down I went and wouldn't start at all once I hit the 4th notch.
Noting I did a valve adjustment at the beginning of yesterday because it was running rough. It ran fine and great all day yesterday after the adjustment. Did not check this to see if this is the issue, again, yet. Set to .007 intake/exhaust. If this is incorrect, please tell me what to set it to.
I've checked the spark plug and it was caked with carbon. Cleaned it, put it back, tried starting and throttling it a few times, exact same issue. Checked plug, carbon caked again.
At this point, I'm at a loss. It seems to be burning very rich and possibly flooding (or trying to flood) when you give it throttle. But I don't know how to stop it at this point. I did nothing to it except clean the jets in between yesterday and today, and it starts right up, just doesn't like throttle.
Could it be the float? What should I be looking for to adjust it? Valves?
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