What causes backfire?
Oct 16, 2007 | 09:26 PM
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What causes backfire?
is there any way to get around this etc, I was trying to eliminate it as a problem on my quad and clipped the wires. Will this affect anything? like possibly my low power problem Im having. Sorry for the derail but im looking at everything possible. Thanks
Oct 16, 2007 | 09:34 PM
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What causes backfire?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: napoleon
is there any way to get around this etc, I was trying to eliminate it as a problem on my quad and clipped the wires. Will this affect anything? like possibly my low power problem Im having. Sorry for the derail but im looking at everything possible. Thanks</end quote></div>
By unplugging or in your case cutting the wires you have disabled the ETC operation. It's a safety feature that cuts ignition if the throttle sticks open for any reason...
is there any way to get around this etc, I was trying to eliminate it as a problem on my quad and clipped the wires. Will this affect anything? like possibly my low power problem Im having. Sorry for the derail but im looking at everything possible. Thanks</end quote></div>
By unplugging or in your case cutting the wires you have disabled the ETC operation. It's a safety feature that cuts ignition if the throttle sticks open for any reason...
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