Are all blasters cold blooded?

[Blaster72]

This is my first quad. I've owned 2 stroke bikes my whole life. They would always start when it was cold outside. Even on a 60° day it still takes messing around to get it to stay running. I do have a full fmf pipe kit and new jets on the way. I don't know if this is a jetting issue or not. I have to full choke and then work my way down once it will stay running. Any advice is appreciated.

 

[blasterdemon7]

Clean carb good, clean air filter good,leak down test, use correct jetting.

 

[bummer981]

Both of mine like to start on the choke. When it is warmer out they don't need it for long, maybe a minute or so.

 

[Herpderplol]

Your idle may be set wrong too, turn that up a little, but not a lot...

 

[Blaaster]

The choke on a Blaster is not a choke as such, it is a fuel enrichment circuit which must be clean to operate correctly.

When the fuel enrichment is being used the throttle must be closed for best results.

 

[Blaster72]

Re: Re: Are all blasters cold blooded?

The choke on a Blaster is not a choke as such, it is a fuel enrichment circuit which must be clean to operate correctly.

When the fuel enrichment is being used the throttle must be closed for best results.

Thanks a bunch. That makes good sense.

 

[gizzy2014]

mine starts first or second kick everytime.... never need the choke unless its 10 below in the winter