650 Dynojetted...hesitation
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Parker, I turned my air screws to 2-3/4 turns because 3 turns was a little much in the wet places i ride in.
The air screws do affect off idle performance, but you only should adjust them for idle itself. Too lean and it won't idle well until it gets hot. Too rich and it will idle rough when hot or stall in steam. You should not use the air screw to try to compensate for an incorrect needle.
Bad gas was probably causing your problems, or dirty filter (or other). Since you said it ran well after you rejetted, you probably have it jetted right.
The air screws do affect off idle performance, but you only should adjust them for idle itself. Too lean and it won't idle well until it gets hot. Too rich and it will idle rough when hot or stall in steam. You should not use the air screw to try to compensate for an incorrect needle.
Bad gas was probably causing your problems, or dirty filter (or other). Since you said it ran well after you rejetted, you probably have it jetted right.
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Parker650,
Did you figure out what the hesitation was on your wheeler?
I believe I may have the same problem, I recently put on the diamondg snorkel,dynojet kit,and twin air filter. Right after I finished everything I could feel the little hesitation, then today the same thing it kind of hesitates up to about 6-7 miles per hour then kind of comes out of it, if you hammer on it then it just rips!!!!!! Does anybody have any suggestions?????
Thanks
Did you figure out what the hesitation was on your wheeler?
I believe I may have the same problem, I recently put on the diamondg snorkel,dynojet kit,and twin air filter. Right after I finished everything I could feel the little hesitation, then today the same thing it kind of hesitates up to about 6-7 miles per hour then kind of comes out of it, if you hammer on it then it just rips!!!!!! Does anybody have any suggestions?????
Thanks