Kaw. 650 carb. problens.
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Kaw. 650 carb. problens.
Have a 2002 Kawasaki Prairie 650 that is popping back through carbs.Just had carbs rebuilt($950) by a Kawasaki mechanic & they are popping back 1/4-1/2 throttle.Mechanic says Kawasaki's do that.Is there something I can tell him to do th fix this problem?I do trail riding & am mostly at 1/2 throttle.
HELP!
HELP!
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Haven't had ATV long.Was popping back through carbs,so took to a friend to clean them.Still popped back,so stupid me ran straight Seafoam in tank & let sit overnight.RAN WORSE!.
So,took to Kawasaki dealer to fix problem.After a month I get ATV back with a bill of $950.($575 in parts includes battery)
Now has gone back to how it was running when I bought it.Popping back through carb at 1/4-1/2 throttle & maybe higher.I trail ride & hunt & that's the RPM I mostly use.
The mechanic says that's normal on these models.That looks bad on Kawasaki.Who'se gonna buy an ATV that runs like that?
So,took to Kawasaki dealer to fix problem.After a month I get ATV back with a bill of $950.($575 in parts includes battery)
Now has gone back to how it was running when I bought it.Popping back through carb at 1/4-1/2 throttle & maybe higher.I trail ride & hunt & that's the RPM I mostly use.
The mechanic says that's normal on these models.That looks bad on Kawasaki.Who'se gonna buy an ATV that runs like that?
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Have a 2002 Kawasaki Prairie 650 that is popping back through carbs.Just had carbs rebuilt($950) by a Kawasaki mechanic & they are popping back 1/4-1/2 throttle.Mechanic says Kawasaki's do that.Is there something I can tell him to do th fix this problem?I do trail riding & am mostly at 1/2 throttle.
HELP!
HELP!
There are 2 fuel screws on the twin carbs which are capped off with epoxy like material (or aluminum plug) from the factory. Remove the cap using a drill bit w/o damaging the screw. Then turn CW slowly and gently until it bottoms out/stops. Then turn CCW about 2 and 1/2 turns and stop on BOTH fuel screws.
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Your carbs are running too lean at the mid-range.
There are 2 fuel screws on the twin carbs which are capped off with epoxy like material (or aluminum plug) from the factory. Remove the cap using a drill bit w/o damaging the screw. Then turn CW slowly and gently until it bottoms out/stops. Then turn CCW about 2 and 1/2 turns and stop on BOTH fuel screws.
There are 2 fuel screws on the twin carbs which are capped off with epoxy like material (or aluminum plug) from the factory. Remove the cap using a drill bit w/o damaging the screw. Then turn CW slowly and gently until it bottoms out/stops. Then turn CCW about 2 and 1/2 turns and stop on BOTH fuel screws.
Just had them rebuilt by a Kawasaki dealer.
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Guess I need to find a mechanic that doesn't work for Kawasaki.
I have to say,what they told me makes no sense.What good is an ATV if you can't run it slow without the motor popping?Have sent dealer a letter saying am VERY upset of how ATV is running.Says right on work order"GET RUNNING CORRECT"
I have to say,what they told me makes no sense.What good is an ATV if you can't run it slow without the motor popping?Have sent dealer a letter saying am VERY upset of how ATV is running.Says right on work order"GET RUNNING CORRECT"