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so afert cleaning the carb and replacing all lines and fule line i tride starting it
and still does not start easy u need to grab some throtle wile u are jumping on the starter?????? what does this mean??????? need help :frown: I am going to get the carb kit but is just that the problem???
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Check the idle screw, someone might have turned it all the way out.
 

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ok thank u i wil check it when i re-build the carb.any tips about re building it???
i hope that is all it needs..it does not start well. but with a bit of throtle it starts well.
but does not idle well.i read a carb jeting info and i think it is some thing to do with the idle jet????? i dont know for sure.
 

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It might still have some debris in the idle circuit. Sometimes, if they're real dirty, it's hard to get them clean.
 

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ok thank you. i will soak it what do i soak it in?? is there any good ways to clean the carb??
i still need the ajust the valves.do u have any tips on doing that? thank you any info would be great.
 

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You can buy cans of carb cleaner at an auto parts store that you can soak the carb in. I can't remember the name of it, but it comes in a 1 gallon can. Make sure you take all the rubber pieces out of the carb before soaking it.

Here is a link to a good article about cleaning carbs. It is directed towards motorcycle carbs, but ATV carbs will be basically the same.

How to Clean a Motorcycle Carburetor, the RIGHT way. Evan Fell Motorcycle Works
 

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i still need the ajust the valves.do u have any tips on doing that? thank you any info would be great.
Just make sure you put the piston on TDC on the compression stroke and adjust the valves when the engine is cold. Here are the instructions for adjusting the valve clearance on the Fourtrax 300. It will be almost exactly the same procedure on the Fourtrax 250 except the clearance may be a little different. I don't have a repair manual for the 250, so I don't know what the clearance for the 250 is supposed to be.


 

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wowo thank you i have never read so much in my life lol. that is great info i have some work to do...
i now understand that when i cleand my carb i never removed the flot/plunger oops well now i need to go do that.I cant wate to get my carb re-bild kit. thank you so much for the info i hvae been serching
for howers.... lolol
 
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