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STILL CAN't get the sputter to go away (HELP!!)

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Old May 29, 2006 | 07:39 PM
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My brute 750 is still sputting when i ride it for a long time and than go into some fairly deep mud and water. Nothing that i would think should cause the brute to sputter. It is not even that high of water. over the tires of course but not even close to the front rack. I have already took out and removed "Carb vent" (the little clear plastic tube on the front of airbox and rerouted to under the handle bars )
have not tried putting dyelectric grease on coils yet but i just don't know why it will sputter out like this. I am going to be getting a dyna fs soon will this stop the sputtering. It doesn't go completely dead but it just seems like it has to catch up after you hold the gas for a little while. I have also heard that the steam could cause this but I find this hard to beleive ANy help would be great!
This is an 05 brute
 
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Old May 30, 2006 | 01:26 AM
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Any help would be great I hope I'm not the only one who has had this prob.
 
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Old May 30, 2006 | 01:31 AM
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Default STILL CAN't get the sputter to go away (HELP!!)

I had the same problem and it was "Steam".
You just need to make some Mods to prevent this "steam" to enter the poor design of the air-induct system on the BF's.
Check back a ways right here on the Kawasaki Forums, your Fix is here..
 
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