Recent content by Rossv123

I put in new plugs gapped them and put in new fuel and let it run through it and it still starts hard any other ideas

Yes I always make sure to turn the key before starting it up. You think the plugs would be bad after 750 miles?

Hope not lol

It seems to start fine once it’s warm I will check on the battery to see if its good

I just bought a 2021 Sidewinder it has 750 miles on it and it seems like it starts really hard compared to my thundercat. When it is cold you have to crank it over a few times before you can get it to start. It is completely stock. Anyone know what it could be?

I believe that the seal went out in the oil tank but i'm not sure what causes it. I found a vent tube that melted off in the bottom of the sled but I cant figure out where it came from.

I adjusted the throttle cable it has a good amount of play in it now. I also changed the oil and resealed the oil tank. I pulled the sled into the garage and thawed it out. The sled will start and idle fine so I took it for a spin and it ran okay for about 30 seconds then it wanted to die again.

It stays in an enclosed trailer I will pull it out and put it in the garage to thaw.

Now this morning I went out and started it and it will engage without dying. I checked the TPS and it reads 0 when im not hitting the gas. The tank is almost full. How do I check to see if TORS is the issue?

I was riding my thundercat today and when I was at about 1/4 throttle it died. It didnt make any weird noises or anything. I tried to restart it and it started but then died when I gave it gas. I checked the oil and there was oil all over the oil tank area. I just checked the oil yesterday and...

Yup pretty great. Hopefully that solves the issue.

I think that I have it figured out. I tightened the track according to the precision efi video to 1/2" it was at about 2 1/2"

I am going to check the track tension after the sled thaws for a bit. It doesn't matter the speed I can be cruising at 70 and it only happens when I go wide open. Same thing happens if I go wide open from a stop.

I have a 2018 Thundercat and when I go WOT I can feel like a skip or a bump that feels like it is coming from the track. It only happens when I hold it wide open. Any ideas on what it could be? Sled is tuned and has 3000 miles. Thanks