Warrior idles but as soon as you give it gas it starts bogging and popping. Occasionally it backfires, cked the carb, air filter, spark plug ,new gas, I've run out of ideas. If anybody has clue please post.Thanks

 

Ground the wire that comes off the reverse lever. If this is not grounded peoperly a "rev limiter" will not allow the motor to rev. Warriors are famous for this.

Good luck

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]Did you check your rev limiter switch at the parking brake for slack or if it is not returning to its proper place when the parking brake is released.

 

I just had my Raptor in the shop for the EXACT problem, turns out it is a seal/o-ring that goes by the needle in the carb. The service guy told me this happens in the Warrior and raptor. Said it is a bad seal design. Also told me to drain the carb(s) when the quad will sit more than a week if you want to avoid it from happening. Hope this helps.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

I have a 96 warrior that did the same thingevery time i give it the gas it would backfire. Check the rubber boot that goes between the carb and head for cracks

 

Will it eventually take off,does it do this when you hit the throttle all the way,or when you slowly twist the throttle

 

If the rubber spacer has even a small crack it will backfire even if it is in netural and you rev it up. it will idle fine until you rev it. if that is not it put a inline gas filter in and clean your carb.