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I just got my 04 warrior going and went for a little test run. It seems to run great but it takes a little while for the idle to drop to 1300 rpm. It seems to hang at 2500-3000 rpm longer than it should. It has new super in it with startron additive, no old gas. I serviced the whole sled but didn't pull the carbs because I've never done 4 stroke carbs. It was stored with stabil. Do I have to clean the carbs or will it come out of it?
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Clean the carbs.
Do a search, there is plenty of info. Also look in the tech section for step by step.
The pilot jets get gummed up. The ethonol gas goes bad real fast.
When you get them out try looking thru them into a light.
And no, it will not correct itself.
Do a search, there is plenty of info. Also look in the tech section for step by step.
The pilot jets get gummed up. The ethonol gas goes bad real fast.
When you get them out try looking thru them into a light.
And no, it will not correct itself.
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Try synching the carbs before pulling them off. I've had mine off several times, and it might just be that they need to be synchronized. If that does not work than you can pull them off and go through them.
