2007 Grizzly 450 - Normal to get fuel leakage from Carb drain if ATV way off level?
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2007 Grizzly 450 - Normal to get fuel leakage from Carb drain if ATV way off level?
Have a new to me 2007 Grizzly 450 - very low hours and miles. Noticed a few days ago some fuel leaking out carb drain hose after using and then parked in garage. Former owner had not used ATV at all (25 miles on it!) but stated fuel was new and always ran stabilizer in the fuels.
I ran some sea foam thru system and seemed to have solved the problem, except yesterday when was out in woods steep inline and kind of got hung up, got off and checked carb drain, noted that fuel was coming out drain again. When got back to level ground and in garage no issues.
Is this normal when carb is way off level to leak some out overflow?
Or do you think I need to pull carb to see if something in float chamber causing the needle valve to stick?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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2007 Yamaha Grizzly 450
SuperWinch 3000# with remote
OEM style 2" receiver hitch 2"
I ran some sea foam thru system and seemed to have solved the problem, except yesterday when was out in woods steep inline and kind of got hung up, got off and checked carb drain, noted that fuel was coming out drain again. When got back to level ground and in garage no issues.
Is this normal when carb is way off level to leak some out overflow?
Or do you think I need to pull carb to see if something in float chamber causing the needle valve to stick?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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2007 Yamaha Grizzly 450
SuperWinch 3000# with remote
OEM style 2" receiver hitch 2"
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Should it stop once drained down to level of overflow tube??
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Depending on float position can fuel continue to run out??
Thanks again.
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