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By BCNemo
I have a 2001 Yamaha Kodiak 400 (YFM400FWAN©) On a recent hunting trip a problem popped up and I hope someone else has experienced this, so that I can learn from them instead of going on my own hunt for an answer.
The Problem:
On cold days (sub 25 degree) I choke the Kodiak and it starts instantly. It revs up and runs on "high idle" without any problem. However when I return the choke lever to its "normal" position the ATV continues to run and a very high idle. I cant put it into gear until the idle comes down, which it doesn't. In order to use the bike I have to shut it off and when I restart it I must place it into gear before the engine gets a chance to rev up. It then returns to a normal idle and the machine behaves normally. This only happens on real cold days but it is a problem I want to fix. Can anyone offer some help?
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By Doublewidekings
I am looking for what you would consider the best ATV winch for under $125. Thanks in advance.
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By Cobra_kai83
The gas in the tank was bad so I drained it and put new fuel in. It still wouldn't run so I took the carb out and cleaned it. Re-installed the carb and now it will only start and run under full throttle. It also runs rough like this. The engine stops running once I back out to 1/4 throttle. What the heck is going on?
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By Acme54321
I am trying to run down a problem with my Bayou 220. I think it's a 96.
The battery has been dead for years. Years and years. It pull starts right away and I don't use it a ton so I hadn't bothered to put a new battery in until now.
I've got a new battery in it and now nothing works that should (and used to). The starter, headlights, and dash lights are all inop. I've looked at the wiring diagram and done a little messing around and haven't had any luck.
Fwiw the starter works when jumping the relay. The 4 wheelers pull starts and runs fine.
Any ideas where to start?

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