85 to 88 Suzuki LT230S Quadsport help.
I have an 88 LT230E and it takes a pretty long time(2-4 minutes) to get warmed up before I can ride it and close the choke all the way. Is this normal or is it maybe a carb tuning issue? I cleaned the bowl and all of the jets already. After it gets warmed up it'll run fine unless I blip the throttle very quickly on idle and then it sometimes wants to die. Any ideas?
The float level seemed Ok when I had the carb apart. I'll have to start with a base setting on the pilot screw and idle screw and go from there to see if that clears things up a bit. It does have a DG pipe on it but everything else is stock from what I can tell and the guy I bought it from said the carb was still jetted stock.
OK I need some advise. I bought a nice HID light for my 230s, but it wouldnt work when I hooked it up. I got to checking, and I'm only reading about 4 volts max on the lighting circuit. The book says to replace either the regulator or the lighting coil, but if the lighting coil is good replace just the regulator. That is real helpful. Anyone know of a way to test the lighting coil so I can narrow it down to which one may be bad?
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OK I need some advise. I bought a nice HID light for my 230s, but it wouldnt work when I hooked it up. I got to checking, and I'm only reading about 4 volts max on the lighting circuit. The book says to replace either the regulator or the lighting coil, but if the lighting coil is good replace just the regulator. That is real helpful. Anyone know of a way to test the lighting coil so I can narrow it down to which one may be bad?
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Take an ohm meter to the lighting coil wires. I belive there is a link on which wires on the Vault! Please be aware if you go back about 30 pages me and randy had a huge discussion on lighting. The 230s runs off AC while the 230e runs off DC. The 230s puts roughtly 13 volts Ac and a max current draw of roughly 3.5 amps, which puts out about 45 watts. Make sure you don't exceed these ratings. HIDs might have a huge current draw which might end up ruining your coils.