On a 2005 660 we have confermed that the carbrator is getting fuel from the fuel tank by removing the fuel line. The engine will run on starting fluid. I taped the carb lightly to free up the floats if that was the problem.

So...is their something else that could be wrong that, I can look at before I remove the carb?

Thanx for any advice!

 

There is a screw by the overflow hose on the bottom of the float bowl. If you loosten that screw gas should come out. If no gas comes out your float needle is stuck/pluged.

 

I removed the screw and nothing. Seems like the carb will be removed!

 

There is an issue with your float needle. You have to pull the bowl off to find out whats wrong.

 

Yup the whole carb was removed. I was looking for simple stupid, crazy issues first before I tore the whole thing down.

Anyway....The true owner of the Grizzly is in the ARMY. He can't ride it much anymore so my brother is in whe works of maby buying it. It has very little hours and miles on it. So from it sitting for months at a time without it being started water seized the float valve. So its fixed and running now.

ANOTHER THING!!!!

When I removed all of the plastic, the gas tank, ect, ect....Their is a rubber hose that seems to be a vent for something. The host has a "T" or a "Y". I believe it goes through the white plastic shield under the tank and hooks to something. Can anyone help me out here?

 

Prolly the breather for the crank case... where does the hose come from?

 

The neighbor drove his over and I sighted it. Their is a port thats casted on the left side. Its twards the airbox. I vents out to a "Y". One goes around the gastank and the other twards the floorboards. We are all fixed up and good to go now. Ride on!