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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: West suburbs of Chicago
Posts: 103
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Has it been sitting for awhile? Mine was dying out when I pulled the throttle hard, I could slowly pull it and it rev up slow just fine.
What I did was pour some fuel injector cleaner in the tank and went through some gas and it cleared up. |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 427
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It did sit for a while. I poured a decent amount of seafoam in the tank with a couple gallons of gas. It starts right up and I let it idle for about 10 minutes to help move the seafoam through the system. Even trying to ease on the gas it bogs and stall. The only thing I can think of is there must be a vacuum line I am missing somehwere. The carb is super clean as are the jets. The fuel filters are all new as is the float needles. I didn't take the carbs apart from each other so I wouldn't have to sync them. I also looked in the carbs and as soon as I open the throttle slowly they move in sync. If I just barely open it to where I can slide a piece of paper between the carb and butterfly its the same on the other carb, just barely fits the paper on both carbs.
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