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Old 03-14-2005, 02:17 AM
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Hey
My 97 Warrior runs great but it seems that when it is running hard or warm it will all of a sudden will not take fuel as long as I am trying it will not go and will stop and stall but it will start right back up again and go a bit then the same thing will happen . I bought the bike with a FMF exhaust and it back fires when I let off the gas could the jetting being wrong do this or any other suggestions???? Any thing will help
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Old 03-14-2005, 04:13 AM
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Take the fuel line off at the carb and make sure you have good fuel flow. Drain the tank out threw this line with the fuel tank cap on. This ensures that the line is clear, the vent in the tank is working and you will be able to see if there is any debris in the tank after it empties.

If that all checks good I would take the carb off and see if the floats are sticking and that the carb and jets are clean.

Also check that you do not have a intake leak between the carb and the cylinder head.
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Old 03-18-2005, 11:40 PM
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Originally posted by Snafoow@Mar 13 2005, 11:13 PM
Take the fuel line off at the carb and make sure you have good fuel flow. Drain the tank out threw this line with the fuel tank cap on. This ensures that the line is clear, the vent in the tank is working and you will be able to see if there is any debris in the tank after it empties.

If that all checks good I would take the carb off and see if the floats are sticking and that the carb and jets are clean.

Also check that you do not have a intake leak between the carb and the cylinder head.*
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yeah what he said,take the bowl off and check the jets, they may be clogged up especially the center jet that is the one all the gas gets sucked through,pretty much check the whole carb could be anything in there floats,jets,needle-in-seat valve could be hanging up on something. it's definatley a fuel flow problem.......good luck.
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