fiddy cutting out in the snow
Well we had about 2 inches of ice and snow a couple days ago and the
doesnt like it. Sometimes it runs ok, then sometimes it runs real shitty. It wont rev past like 1/4 throttle. It just bogs down and cuts out. I was thinking mabye its a short somewhere so i reached down to pull out the kill switch wires, thinking it would help, and i got a nice shock. After i turned off the bike and pulled em out it still runs bad. It seems like it runs better when i have the choke on. I was thinking its a clogged main jet, but it goes away after a while so i dunno. Anybody else had this problem?
doesnt like it. Sometimes it runs ok, then sometimes it runs real shitty. It wont rev past like 1/4 throttle. It just bogs down and cuts out. I was thinking mabye its a short somewhere so i reached down to pull out the kill switch wires, thinking it would help, and i got a nice shock. After i turned off the bike and pulled em out it still runs bad. It seems like it runs better when i have the choke on. I was thinking its a clogged main jet, but it goes away after a while so i dunno. Anybody else had this problem? Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
mine did the same and i did the same thign ahahha
but mine runs good after i adjust3ed the needle. i thikn i was running to rich maybe i dont know. I should run more lean when the air is cold
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but mine runs good after i adjust3ed the needle. i thikn i was running to rich maybe i dont know. I should run more lean when the air is cold
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Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
fiddy's don't like the cold... that's all there is to it. it'll act up untill it's properly warmed up, and having the choke on will lean it out and make it run hotter, warming the bike up quicker but too much might make it stall in the cold b/c the air is already so dense. you just have to be paitent and let it warm up before trying to tear it up on one wheel. don't worry my piece wouldn't even start in this cold *** weather (~15F here). oh and imprezawd is wrong, you want to tune the bike to run slightly more rich in the cold, b/c cold air is more dense, naturally making the bike run leaner...
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Last edited by potential; Jan 26, 2004 at 07:55 PM.
Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
Originally Posted by potential
fiddy's don't like the cold... that's all there is to it. it'll act up untill it's properly warmed up, and having the choke on will lean it out and make it run hotter, warming the bike up quicker but too much might make it stall in the cold b/c the air is already so dense. you just have to be paitent and let it warm up before trying to tear it up on one wheel. don't worry my piece wouldn't even start in this cold *** weather (~15F here). oh and imprezawd is wrong, you want to tune the bike to run slightly more rich in the cold, b/c cold air is more dense, naturally making the bike run leaner...
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Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
Clean ur air filter, change the plug (get one number lower on a ngk plug) and check the cap, try riding with choke on (try both levels), try new gas, clean the carb, warm the bike up good. If it bogs stop and put it in neatrual and rev it up for a couple of seconds, that always help cure bogging problems for me.
Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
Well guys i checked the spark plug cap again today and when i pulled off the rubber part on the end, the plastic piece was nice and broke. Anybody know where to get a new one? You say an xr70 one works? Right now its just duct taped together... Thanks for your help
Re: fiddy cutting out in the snow
Originally Posted by potential
fiddy's don't like the cold... that's all there is to it. it'll act up untill it's properly warmed up, and having the choke on will lean it out and make it run hotter, warming the bike up quicker but too much might make it stall in the cold b/c the air is already so dense. you just have to be paitent and let it warm up before trying to tear it up on one wheel. don't worry my piece wouldn't even start in this cold *** weather (~15F here). oh and imprezawd is wrong, you want to tune the bike to run slightly more rich in the cold, b/c cold air is more dense, naturally making the bike run leaner...
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