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By Does_This_Look_Bent?
Hey everyone, I just replaced the carp on my 98 Kodiak 400 with PN#4SH-14101-00-00. It starts and idles perfect, but once it’s good and warmed up, it bogs out at 3/4 throttle or more… it sounds like it’s bouncing off a rev limiter haha… I tried the air fuel screw, all the way in and out 2-1/2, and it made it a touch better… tried 2 turns and no different. Am I missing something?
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By Daleon
I recently was gifted a 1998 Lakota 300 and it was modified to start only by electric start. ( Removed the pull start) So I put together all the parts he was able to find and I believe it's back together like it's supposed to be but when I start it via electric start, it turns over but I do not hear the sound a proper combustion sound makes. Furthermore, I did all the spark tests and it's showing none whatsoever.
I installed a new starter and I believe I installed it correctly. Could I have accidentally thrown the timing off? I lined up the timing marks but the top mark will NOT line up correctly.
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By jsamuels496
Have had the carb apart twice now and can"t find any obvious problems. but if I leave the fuel on it floods the float bowl and leaks out the overflow. What should I be checking?
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By 1954JF
I'm looking for someone with knowledge about the Suzuki 500 'automatic de-compression' system when starting. It may be the same on many others in design, I do not know. It stopped working and one comment I got suggested I needed a new battery then use the electric starter. My starter is fine and works fine. But I know enough to realize decompression while starting allows for these tiny starters and batteries to be used instead of larger ones like on a car or truck. Over working the starter or punishing the battery is not the way to go. I guess it was my fault for putting it the way I did. 'Very hard to pull the rope because decompression is not working'. Does anyone have a diagram of the head and internal parts. 1998-2002 Suzuki 500 ATV's. I see nothing outward on this head for a decompression lever or linkage. Old dogs never die? or maybe they do from pulling that rope starter.
thanks for any help
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