okay I'll try to explain this: My quad had been sitting around for 4 weeks waiting on my new Laeger swingarm to arrive and it finnaly did. So I install it and took the quad to the local track (before this weekend everything ran fine), I go for a spin and let things warm up and then it was time, time to roost, I'm on the the throttle hard and running strong then I come up to my first corner and let off the gas and them 1/2 way through the corner I go to give it gas again and nothing, so I let off the throttle a bit and the motor comes back to life and I can go again. I can repeat this at anytime!
Come hard into the corner, let off, give it the gas and nothing!
Please help guy/gals! I don't know where to start, but I think its fuel related, but.......
sanojoe

 

dude whats up???
off the top of my head i would say ........hey was there fuel in the carb the whole time??? what oil do you use?? it could have gumed
up!! something could have gotten pluged??!!?? or maybe the choke was on?? or maybe it's bad.. also check the seal form the air box to the
carb.. i'm not a carb expert thats what i would think of doing . if not well.... time for the pro's at the shop...oh ya check the fuel line & filter maybe it's not getting enough gas..

 

whats up greenbud, things going good? yes there was fuel in the carb the whole time. I use Bel Ray Synthetic HIR. hmmmm

 

same sh*t different day..... i know oil sometimes turns to sh*t if left sitting in the carb for a spell..... how long??? not sure!! did you check the fuel line & filter?? oh ya on the oil you use (never used it before) how it it compared to klotz tech plate (not beenoil)the regular stuff?? how's the choke?? (not your lungs)[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I don't know how the oil compares, but I'm thinking of changing the spark plug and if that doesn't work I guess I'll pull the carb and clean it. The fuel filter is brand new (added it the same day and then removed it the same day because I thought it may be too fine of mesh, but to no avail). I have'nt even looked at the choke. How would I test that?
sanojoe {{cough cough cough}}

 

Check your float level. When you get on the brakes to go into the corner it could be flowing to much fuel and causing it to almost die. Does it do it over jumps and whoops?

 

put the choke on and start the bike. let it warm up. then turn it off it should idle down!! man i hate carbs.. maybe it needs cleaning like i said i hate carbs.. what i woult do is drop it off at the shop and tell to fix it. i will / have taken my whole motor apart and put it together!!! carb and me are a no no

 

roostin, I haven't took any jumps or whoops yet because I so pissed off and hungover I only spent about an hour at the track and left. The float level sounds like some where to start though. I'll get my service manual out and check the specsIf it does the same thing in the whoops and jumps are you leaning towards the float?
sanojoe

 

Yep. Just let me know if this helps or not and what some other syndrome's are and maybe hopefully I can help. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]