banshee idle problems
#1
wen i start my banshee it wont stay running i checked the carbs and theres tors on them but there not connected jus wanted too no if this was the reason it wasnt idleing do i need to buy new carbs with a idle kit installed please help will appreciate
#6
green = antifreeze
i would say check your float level.. i've noticed mine has been doing this also, however one of my carbs is worn out and is just DUMPING gas into the carb
i would say check your float level.. i've noticed mine has been doing this also, however one of my carbs is worn out and is just DUMPING gas into the carb
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#8
I thought I posted about this but maybe it was on another site... If you did a carb rebuild make sure your slides aren't swaped between carbs. The slide from the left carb will fit on the right carb.. but it will be facing the wrong way. Same goes from right to left. Check it out.
#10
Don't know the Banshee at all, but fuel from the overflow means a stuck float needle. Usually just dirt between needle and seat. Easy fix. Turn fuel off, run engine until it stops, turn fuel on and the rush of fuel may dislodge the dirt on the now wide open needle. If that doesn't work, remove needle and clean both it and seat, checking for wear on needle and, if it has one, the little plunger in the needle, isn't sticking.
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