2006 arctic cat 400 4x4
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Before you start it, check the battery voltage.....after you start it, check it again. Charging voltage should not be more than 14.2 volts...or thereabouts.
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I will have to get a voltmeter. But the carb still seems to run rich. Tried adjusting the pilot screw but doesn't make any change. Seems to not have enough vacuum to pull the slide up when the engine is warm. Could it be the fuel inricher is not set right. I cant find how it should be set.
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I will have to get a voltmeter. But the carb still seems to run rich. Tried adjusting the pilot screw but doesn't make any change. Seems to not have enough vacuum to pull the slide up when the engine is warm. Could it be the fuel inricher is not set right. I cant find how it should be set.
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There are kits you can purchase to make the choke completely mechanical/cable operated. A google search should provide you "hits" on the subject.
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I don't like those either...LOL As far as I know that particular set up is not adjustable but when the plunger pulls out, the choke is on....when the plunger is all the way in the hole...the choke is off. Clean the plunger, and ensure it fits smoothly in to hole.....use care, they are easy to break....LOL....they suck .
There are kits you can purchase to make the choke completely mechanical/cable operated. A google search should provide you "hits" on the subject.
There are kits you can purchase to make the choke completely mechanical/cable operated. A google search should provide you "hits" on the subject.
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