flooded
#1
I can start the bike and it will idle fine when it is choked. When I try to take it out of choke it floods out and dies. Any ideas? If I try to ride it and slowly take the choke it loses power and begins to die. Then it runs real rough and anytime I try to push the throttle at all it dies.
#2
Odd, are you sure it's flooding when you take the choke OFF? Sounds more like it's not getting enough fuel to me...but then again I'm not very experienced. I'm sure if you gave more info you'd get more responses and the info you get will be more accurate!!
#6
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: taychloka
I took the filter out and sprayed it out real good. Do you know if there is a air adjustment screw on the carb</end quote></div>
There is but it won't affect it enough to cure your problem.
Pull the carb and clean it. I bet the pilot jet is plugged or debris floating around in the float bowl. Clean everything thoroughly, all jets, passages, etc. Thoroughly! Blow every hole, jets, everything out with compressed air when done cleaning. Check etc adjustment after your done.
I took the filter out and sprayed it out real good. Do you know if there is a air adjustment screw on the carb</end quote></div>
There is but it won't affect it enough to cure your problem.
Pull the carb and clean it. I bet the pilot jet is plugged or debris floating around in the float bowl. Clean everything thoroughly, all jets, passages, etc. Thoroughly! Blow every hole, jets, everything out with compressed air when done cleaning. Check etc adjustment after your done.
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