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By GTX-Racer
I am looking for a PDF version of a manual for a Suzuki Quadrunner 250. I am not sure of the year, but believe it is a late 1990s model.
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By GTX-Racer
I am looking for a front battery cover for a Suzuki Quadrunner 250 (year unknown). It has the headlight on the handle bars and no speedometer.
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By Makj44
As it should be easy to see I am not a four wheeler mechanic so I apologize for asking for help, I replaced my OEM carburetor with a aftermarket carburetor and with y’all’s help adjusted the air/ fuel and it ran great until this evening and I noticed a smell of fuel I inspected carburetor area and found a steady flow at the vent line on the bottom of the carburetor so my question is is the float the only thing that will cause this problem? Before I installed the carburetor I checked the jets for tightness and they all seemed fine?
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By GTX-Racer
I recently purchased a Suzuki Quadrunner 250. I am not sure of the year. I plan on rebuilding the carburetor and looking to do some maintenance before using it.
I also purchased a Quadrunner 160 and planned on doing the same maintenance. I have the same question for the 250:
I am going to change the oil, which is simple enough, but after reading the manual there are many adjustments that are needed when the oil is drained. Does anyone have any advice on the valve clearance or clutch adjustments? Both require the oil to be drained and the engine at top-dead-center. Anything else that I should do while it is in this configuration?
I am unable to find a manual online for the 250. Does anyone know the valve clearance setpoint?
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By Makj44
Hello I have a 1999 Honda 300 4w/drive and I just replaced the Oem carburetor with a aftermarket carburetor after installing the carb on the bike it started great and idled like new one but when I shifted into first gear and tried to move forward it died, I shifted back In neutral and the wheeler started easy again I let it set there to see if maybe it needed to warm up but when I shifted into first and tried accelerating it died again, I am not a use to working on it and would appreciate any advise thanks
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