I just went and rode my blaster and it had no power in first gear wide open it was barley moving and bogging down but would idle fine any ideas
no power
- Thread starter mud runner
- Start date
it should have good compression it has only been a few months synce rebuild and tros has been deleted
its not clutch problems because it bogs down when I give it gas
How about the air filter, is it clean. How about exhaust any restrictions. Whens the last time you rode it before this time,
Mods and jetting are required before we can provide an accurate diagnosis.
If it ran fine before and just developed this problem, I'd lean towards critter housing in your intake or exhaust or buildup in the carb from running ethanol gas. I'd also check for wiring that's been chewed through.
If it ran fine before and just developed this problem, I'd lean towards critter housing in your intake or exhaust or buildup in the carb from running ethanol gas. I'd also check for wiring that's been chewed through.
You won't believe the goo that's left from ethonol evaporating. Had a big gob in the warrior, and it only sat about 6mos
Goo???? I thought you and your girlfriends decided it was KOC. Why change your story when you post here? Be proud of who you are Boss. We all know you swing both ways.
I only run 93 no ethanol and I fixed it my carb boot that goes to the filter was halph on the card and as soon as I put it on it fixed it
If your from the USA you 93 contains ethanol, all our gas does except for race gas, and all our diesel contains biodiesel
Can you elaborate?
There's a station where we ride that sells "recreation" gas. Averages $.05 gallon more, no corn juice. Little town middle of nowhere at end of trail spur. Great resturant/bar there though.
Fast Track in Jackson, AL sells non-ethanol gas, but they're the only place that I've ever found. Typically, 93 goes for about $3.60-3.80, and the 93 at Fast Track goes for $4.00-4.25. The guy that I mentioned in my Porting 101 thread owns a shop that tests Fast Track's gas and refers all of his customers to them for everything he sells.
However, I can say that mogas is very hard to come by unless you have access to a military vehicle gas pump.
However, I can say that mogas is very hard to come by unless you have access to a military vehicle gas pump.
Similar threads
