I just a dyno jet kit in, fuel pours into the motor, air box, out the bottom of the carb bowl drain. Removed the fuel bowl again to see if float was stuck moves find. Any ideas I what I screwed up. Thanks

 

Is this a Kodiak? Never the less I would suggest putting everything back in like stock and see what happens. What does it run like? Or does it? I put a jet kit in my Kodiak and never had problems like that at all. One thing to look for is your spacers on your needle. Again this is for 2000-2002 Kodiak, but you should leave off the plastic spacer with the dyno kit. Other than this install the stock jets back and try it. Mine ran better and was faster with the stock jetting than any other dyno jet combo I tried. I checked mine with my GPS. Good luck.

 

Hey KISSOFDEATH I was looking at your pictures of the kodiak and I noticed that you had intake and tranny snorkles but not an exhaust snorkel , whats the point of having those if you can only go as deep as the pipe ? maybe I'm missing something.

 

Sounds like the floats are stuck. this will cause the fuel to flow constantly through the carb to the motor and air box (until you hit reserve)

 

dont much have to worry about the exhaust unless it kills under water.

 

KILLER250r, you are definately missing something. My Kodiak along with many other will run while under water. Also, mine has quit several times "for various reasons" while under water and has started back up after about 10 to 15 seconds. Only once did water make it to the head where it locked up and wouldnt crank. When that happend I also did not have my intake snorkel on and got water into the airbox and float bowl. I had to be pulled out. I took out the spark plug and pumped the water out, drained the float bowl and airbox and the Kodiak fired right up. Due to the design of the crankcase breather tube on the Kodiaks I have never ever gotten water into the crankcase. After what I have seen with other atvs I would put my Kodiak up against any atv made in the water. "Hopfully" I will get time to scan about 20 more pics to go up tonight. These will be water and mud. It has the Kodiak standing straight up and down stuck in a pond and one has me in water "off and beside the Kodiak" neck deep. I truely love that kind of riding and am very fortunate to have an atv that will stand up to it week in and week out. Also, thanks for viewing my pictures and I hope you liked them.

 

Whoa your lucky , If i get the hose to close to my X it won't even dream of starting! also your pics were cool and I like how you added the detail to them where you wrote in what you did and what the part was.

 

Thanks Killer250r I like to try to add some detail to the pictures. I have seen pictures and wonder about this and that. Thanks again your comments were appreciated. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]