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common places to start... check for a good spark, make sure it's getting gas and that it's good gas, and make sure the air filters not clogged up. Beyond that your going to have to give some more details. Any mods? Any other problems? Does it quite after it runs for a while? How long have you had it?
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I was thinking that too, Speedy, but then I reread the post, and he says it is ok once it is going, but giving throttle from a stop kills it. The parking brake would cause a bad sputter just off idle, and not allow you to go much at all. I am thinking either a very dirty carb, or the accelerator pump rod is stuck down, so when you open the throttle,you get a big gulp of air, very little fuel, goes way lean, and stalls. Very common Warrior / 95 Wolverine problem (Wolverines got a CV carb from 96 on). The stock spring under the rod is extremely weak, a easy, permanent fix is a spring from a click ink pen, it is the same size, but 5 times stiffer, no more stuck rod. Give that carb a good cleaning, put the new spring in, and I bet it will take off a lot better.
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I was thinking that too, Speedy, but then I reread the post, and he says it is ok once it is going, but giving throttle from a stop kills it. The parking brake would cause a bad sputter just off idle, and not allow you to go much at all. I am thinking either a very dirty carb, or the accelerator pump rod is stuck down, so when you open the throttle,you get a big gulp of air, very little fuel, goes way lean, and stalls. Very common Warrior / 95 Wolverine problem (Wolverines got a CV carb from 96 on). The stock spring under the rod is extremely weak, a easy, permanent fix is a spring from a click ink pen, it is the same size, but 5 times stiffer, no more stuck rod. Give that carb a good cleaning, put the new spring in, and I bet it will take off a lot better.