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moonerdizzle

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I need some help here. Yesterday on the way to work my motor started bogging at WOT. I thought it might be junk in my carb so i cleaned it. Still didnt fix the problem. Im starting to think it might be leaning out since i lost my filter element, because it runs fine with a little choke. Does any one concur with the lean main jet or does any one else have any other suggestions? I cleaned the carb twice and still nothing.
 

Bikeguy Joe

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1. Replace the air filter.
2. If that doesn't do it, check for the dreaded air leak.
3. Update us with the results.
 

Tad Bit Tipsy

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Which motor? On my HS, I drilled out the main jet with a #72 bit after I added the performance air filter. Runs great now.

This was per AGK's(Affordable Go Karts) suggestion.
 
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BarelyAWake

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I need some help here. Yesterday on the way to work my motor started bogging at WOT. I thought it might be junk in my carb so i cleaned it. Still didnt fix the problem. Im starting to think it might be leaning out since i lost my filter element, because it runs fine with a little choke. Does any one concur with the lean main jet or does any one else have any other suggestions? I cleaned the carb twice and still nothing.
If it "started" bogging, but didn't used to - then it's not a jetting issue as that wouldn't change. It may be something as simple as the tank not venting properly, remember that sometimes there's a prefilter in the tank & petcocks can clog too... but if you're talking about running without an air filter... you defo don't want to rejet to compensate for not having one as ya prolly outa ;)
 

moonerdizzle

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i cleaned the tanks petcock, back flushed out my filter, and cleaned the carb again. runs fine with a little less than half choke still. and im going to have to bump up a jet size any way with a high flow filter im ordering this week
 

F_Rod81

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You need to re jet. More air in = more air out which will require more fuel. When you find a micro drill set, I suggest going up one size at a time. You don't want to drill to big and find out you need a smaller size.
 

moonerdizzle

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I ordered a #72 and #71 bit from Grainger for 3 bucks each. If the #72 doesnt work out i will use the #71. And i should fix my home town on here, I moved to green bay last August.