Ajmboy
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Nada Guide is: Excellent $2400 Very Good $1620 Good $750 Fair $300 I think $800 is too much for that and the condition. With no repairs needed and just regular wear and tear, $750 is a good value alone.
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I also need to win!!!
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Have they both been sitting for a while? Maybe change the gas?
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I think you did everything right and also got lucky. Give it a good washing and change the oil. Check/replace the air filter. I used to get my 05 Kodiak when I had it, pretty deep in water.. * Added year,manufacturer, and descriptive issue to thread title as per guidelines.
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I just put on a HMF Swamp Series on my Grizzly and am very happy with it. What year is your Timberwolf? * Added ATV manufacturer and model to thread title.
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The Official Good morning thread!
Ajmboy replied to BuckBilly's topic in General Talk - Anything Goes!
Good Morning! At least no rain!!!! -
That's a good price, bikebandit was $360 for that fan assembly. Keep us posted!
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1994 Polaris Sportsman 400 Voltage Regulator?
Ajmboy replied to chevyman26's topic in Polaris ATV Forum
I would still replace that battery with a good one as it's obviously bad, and check to make sure that you are getting power out to the main fuse/circuit and all your connections are good. If all of those things are not working, you might have a bad connection, fuse, relay, etc..start pulling things and seeing if they are corroded also. -
Looks very nice.
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That's good that you put in an optima as they are designed for massive shaking around I believe.
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Welcome to QUADCRAZY!
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dcata, please edit your topic title and add your ATV year, make, and model. In all the mechanical threads, we try to title/re-title them fully for search and indexing. Thanks
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Have you checked the fuel petcock? * Moved thread to Suzuki forum. Added year, make, and model, to thread title.
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Sportsman Touring or Can-Am Max
Ajmboy replied to ACLakey's topic in This vs. That ATV & Off Road Comparisons
I gotta go with the Outlander out of the two. * Moved thread to This vs That forum. -
I'm going to have a BBQ and do some work around the house. I would like to get out on the trails though.
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Has anything been done to them like an exhaust replacement? * Added full year and issue into thread title.
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Try changing the oil and make use you use correct 4 stroke atv oil with all the additives. As oil breaks down, it can get past the rings into the cylinders. If it's excessive, maybe do a compression test. * Added manufacturer to thread title.
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The adapter goes between the carb and manifold. If you notice what it says on the website: The Intake internal diameter can be bored out for a larger carburetor size. You purchased and oversized performance carb I believe. You might want to just get a stock size one instead, so you don't have to do any modifications.
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I agree, change that oil and make sure you use ATV oil with all the correct additives.
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That really depends on you and if if the belt hasn't slipped before and you feel pretty confident that it will be fine, then go with that kit.
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That's pretty deep. -
You could have weak spark at high rev. You would need to get a manual or find the specs for the coil, then attach an ohm/volt meter and see what the output is. Maybe something like 0.1-0.3 ohms. I'm not sure though.
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Cool, I hope it solves your issue.
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Hmm...do a search online for aftermarket carb adapters. I suspect you are using a larger performance one. Check this out: 4-stroke Carburetor Adaptor
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Are you referencing worn piston rings? Jef_In_Arviat, do a compression test. You may be getting some blow by gases into the crank case.
