Won't idle/torn intake boot
#1
I have a 94 sport 400L that won't idle. Used to fine, but not anymore.
I noticed a rip in the intake boot (carb to engine connects to reed cage), could this seriously affect the idling?
Before the boot was torn....
I have to have the idle screw turned all the way in for it to idle, what do i need to look for in order to correct this becuase it doesn't seem like i should have to turn it in all the way.
What does the needle clip position do? I put on a different carb(stock) and noticed the needle clip was at the top notch.
Thanks for any help or ideas
I noticed a rip in the intake boot (carb to engine connects to reed cage), could this seriously affect the idling?
Before the boot was torn....
I have to have the idle screw turned all the way in for it to idle, what do i need to look for in order to correct this becuase it doesn't seem like i should have to turn it in all the way.
What does the needle clip position do? I put on a different carb(stock) and noticed the needle clip was at the top notch.
Thanks for any help or ideas
#3
Im picking up a new intake boot friday, hopefully that solves some of the problems.
I have tried adjusting the throttle cable a little at a time.
Ive adjusted it at the throttle assembly as well at the carb. But i gave up once it idled. (this was with the idle screw turned all the way in to start).
I have tried adjusting the throttle cable a little at a time.
Ive adjusted it at the throttle assembly as well at the carb. But i gave up once it idled. (this was with the idle screw turned all the way in to start).
#4
Be sure to put the needle clip in the middel notch and to take the jets out of the carb and be sure they are all clear.
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