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Anonymous
Figured out the problem thanks for the info
soul_hammer
Expert
all the time? mine has it when its cold i heard that you can foul the plugs and that could cause it.
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Anonymous
it is usually cold i really noticed it this summer when i start them every week or so. it is probably nothing. i guess i will find out when i ride this winter
dox06
Expert
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17 G4 Gade 850
sled
check the plugs.............
check the plugs.............
PattyJack
Pro
Constant starting and stopping isn't always great. Also these machines need time before you hit the throttle. Let it warm up for five mins or so. Like stated above, a possible plug problem also. I would get it serviced before the season begins.
Prav
Pro
x4 on the plugs. When you start the sled it will always run at a higher RPM for several minutes. Let it idle down to the 1600-1900 range before you touch the throttle. If you throttle it before it gets to this RPM range the plugs will foul. It will have the same result if you start and stop the sled prior to it idling down. I had this happen last spring... it ran like crap until I replaced the plugs. Since I have followed this logic it has run great!
yzman
Expert
The phazer motor is cold, and the phazer is on the rich side from the factory , and it will tend to flood er out when she is cold , it dont burn the fuel as well , (No heat)
I still have original plugs in there.I believe I am near 8000mi.Every year mine runs like crud till a fresh tank of gas has been run through it.
terret725
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
crapy fuel could do it. even with a stabilizer gas now adays( ever sence the intor of E10) goes bad in as little as a few weeks. ive worked as a small engine mechanic and seen the havoc E10 as had on carbs, fuel lines and other parts of the motor. i use to be able to leave my sxr all summer with out doin anything. last 2 years i had it i had to clean the carbs at teh begining of the season. same thing on my brothers vmax, his buddies' viper and and venoms. all have to be cleaned every fall.
try some fresh premium fuel and let it warm up to proper temp.
try some fresh premium fuel and let it warm up to proper temp.
towerrigger
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Check the throttle cable tension. If it is too tight it can trip the TORS and cause these symptons also.
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Anonymous
i know it need's to warm up i am not that stupid! lol
Prav
Pro
Re: slight hesatation/bogging what is wrong
If you're smart enough to know it needs to warm up before you throttle it... I would think you'd be smart enough to know that it's not normal to have a bog when you hit the throttle. Don't start a post if you don't want feedback and suggestions.
allenpoulin said:
If you're smart enough to know it needs to warm up before you throttle it... I would think you'd be smart enough to know that it's not normal to have a bog when you hit the throttle. Don't start a post if you don't want feedback and suggestions.
Warm the sled up 5-10 minutes. Drive it 5 miles on snow. Thats how you properly warm up a sled. Any sled is gonna bog a little after a 2 minute warm up on a stand. Geezus!
