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Steve

08-12-2003 06:45:06

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Is there a site like this to help with troubleshooting atv's.I have a 1992 polaris 350 4x4 that only starts with the choke on but kills as soon as I give it some throttle.

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tony

11-16-2003 14:05:57

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

i have a question about the Suzuki LTZ250. i have drained and refilled the carb. i have checked and replaced my spark plaug, i have cleaned my air filter and the son of a b!tch still won't turn over. if anyone could help me and get back, i would greatly appreciate it.

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dave

09-24-2003 18:28:48

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME OUT.I HAVE A 1987 350 HONDA FOREMAN 4X4 I JUST PUT A NEW CLUTCH(PLATES) IN AND NEW CENTRIFUGAL CLUTCH too.the problem i'm having is when i shut it off it seems like the centrifugal clutch is still spinning.and then it fianally stops(spins for about 10sec).is that normal or is there something still wrong(adjustment maybe somewhere) please help dave e-mail weez6x6@aol.com

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Steve

08-15-2003 05:30:57

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

Thanks for ALL your help. The gas shut off valve was blocked.

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treeboy

08-14-2003 19:43:59

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

ok, what was the problem?????

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Mechoman

08-13-2003 04:51:00

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

Try www.atvsource.com they have a Polaris forum with lots of experience and help.

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Ryan

08-12-2003 21:37:18

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

Steve,
Give this forum a try!

Link

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treeboy

08-12-2003 17:37:16

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

valve adjustment!!!!! try pouring some straight 2cycle mix in the air intake while its running wide open (if its Paid for)remove air filter 1st

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What kind of nonsence it

08-13-2003 13:04:18

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Re: Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to treeboy, 08-12-2003 17:37:16

Nuff said

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Dave

08-12-2003 09:57:44

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

Steve,

Check the inline fuel filter, if there isn't one check to see that the tank is not obstructed at the gas cock. Pull off the fuel line and see if gas comes out when it is on reserve and in the on position. The only reason I can figure, if you haven't done anything to the carb, is when you have the choke on there is a greater drop in atmospheric pressure(vacuum) creating more suction into the carb, when you hit the throtle the engine has no fuel going to it thus it kills because the air fuel mixture is so lean there is nothing to combust.

If you have monkeyed around with the carb you might have to readjust the fuel mixture jet and the high and low speed jets. Check with your polaris dealer about the type of carb you have, some carbs work opposite when you adjust the fuel air mixture screw. (turning it in makes it richer)

Good luck and let me know how it goes.

Dave

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Rob T

08-12-2003 07:33:23

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Re: atv troubleshooting in reply to Steve, 08-12-2003 06:45:06

Steve, It sounds like you need to at least clean the carb.

I am not sure of a site to send you to for help. Just use a search engine and start browsing.

Rob

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