Frank Angerano
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2003 Kawasaki Bayou 250 stator removal?
Frank Angerano replied to ktown12's topic in Kawasaki ATV Forum
The three screws (Phillips) are the ones holding that coil in place. Nothing else. You may need an impact driver to listen them up or good size long screw driver that fits them screw heads perfectly. That should’ve been the only times holding that coil in place. -
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F132327854429 here is a second one
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Have you checked your charging system? Sounds like you are loosing voltage someplace esp since you say when you use the winch. My friend was experiencing the same problem and finally found out his charging coil was week and not supplying the proper voltage to support the bike, winch etc.
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Why not just replace it ?
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That’s great. Strange but great news. Enjoy.
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Well honestly there is not much more then that. If the bike is getting spark which you said you are sure of, compression is good and the fuel is in the bowl and the pin is not stuck. The only thing I can think of is the path that sends fuel up and into the carb is clogged either at that point where the needle is or further inside and needs to be cleared. It sounds repetitive and can be frustrating. Did you check the manifold where the carb bolts up to make sure that’s clear ? Keep at it. Good luck.
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Should not matter cold or hot. If it’s getting fuel and spark it will run regardless.
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Yes actually I would take the bowl off the bottom of the carb and blow through the fuel line. You should hear air coming out of the bottom of the carb. While your blowing into the fuel line raise the float up with your fingers and the air should stop. If you don’t get air when you blow into the line then the float pin is stuck in the up position.
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It’s clearly a fuel delivery issue. It may have gotten inside a small jet or one of the orafaces and may not be in plain sight. Its inside that little sucker someplace. Process of elimination you will find it. Patience and persistence. Keep in mind the intake for the carb. Make sure nothing got into there! Good luck.
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Merry Christmas Dave and to all QC members. Let’s make 2018 even better, more bikes, more riding, more trails, mud, troubleshooting, I could go on forever ! Best wishes to everyone !!
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It could be possible that you sent more junk into the new carb if you changed the gas tank petcock valve after the new carb was installed? If not then I would take a look at the carburetor hub where it enters the engine. Maybe something inside there? I would take a look at the new carb first and make sure no clogs are there from residual junk in the line and go from there.
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Wow some great replies. I keep just about all of the same things. And extra eye wash! The only item I truly love is instead of the jumper cables is the small jumper pack. Mine is about the size of a cell phone and has a flash light and two USB ports as well. Other then that great replies.
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Wow some great replies. I keep just about all of the same things. And extra eye wash! The only item I truly love is instead of the jumper cables is the small jumper pack. Mine is about the size of a cell phone and has a flash light and two USB ports as well. Other then that great replies.
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Hello everyone, back from a crazy few months of riding, hunting and fishing! So I’ve added a storage bag to one of my bikes and loaded it up pretty good before we went out into the woods/trails etc. My son questioned me and said what do we need all that junk for? I told him you never know maybe a flat tire water etc. Needless to say that junk came in handy. So my question to everyone that hits the trails is what do you have or recommend to maybe take with you before you go? And what would be the one most important thing that’s a must have? And also any recommendations on a storage bag that’s not so costly and performs the best? I like my bag but not very good .
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Soak the sh** out of them with penetrating oil. And let them sit. They will come loose
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Can you post a pic of the bolts ?
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Has it been sitting ? And is there a rev limiter ? Sounds like a lot of fuel going into the cylinder and not enough air. I would start at the mixture screws on the carb and go from there. Double check that they have not been turned or re adjusted. If not then possibly a blockage within the carb and a good cleaning will need to be done. Also keep in mind that a weak spark can cause this also so should that carb be ok maybe take a quick look at the ignition system maybe a weak coil etc. good luck
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I’ve had this problem. Lots of penetration oil spray on over a period of a day or so. Then warm the engine and crank away. They should come out.
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Sounds like a fuel delivery problem. Float may be stuck or the needle inside the bowl is not free slowing the fuel into the engine.I would take the carb apart give it a good cleaning and make sure all the orafaces are clear as well as check fuel flow from the valve on the gas tank. Sometimes this valve can have an obstruction inside slowing fuel delivery. Good luck.
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Jumping Jack Trailer
Frank Angerano replied to mikeexplorer's topic in ATV Trailers, Haulers, and Attachments
Crazy set up. I like it! -
When the choke is up it's on. It has a halfway click also. But up on down off. If the engine is only running when you choke it then bike it's starving for fuel. Maybe a carb issue.
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Tha was great ride. Awesome mud clips. Keep em coming!
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So up and running. Fresh fluids, new stator and one freshly oven baked cdi! Anyone have any good info on replcement or used plastics? IMG_3926.MOV IMG_3928.MOV
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Yea i agree. New one going in as soon as I get it. However this oven thing def worked. If your at a loss and not sure about the cdi bc we all know there is no way to really test it I recommend trying this out first.
