Hi guys
Ever since I got my scrambler 2 years ago, the choke has always been iffy; now, I don't know if that's normal on these ATV's or not, but it's pretty damn annoying.
Before, pulling the choke out very slowly would get it to rev up a bit slightly, and then it would die. If I pulled the choke out all the way (to the normal "start" position), it would die instantly after starting.
Other than that, the ATV runs completely normal, with great power, it will even start up fine without the choke, but I need to apply a slight amount of throttle to get it to stay running until it warms up (without the choke, of course, since it doesn't work).
So a few weeks I decided to take the carb out to clean it and figure out this choke problem once and for all. I had the carbs ultrasonically cleaned (even though it was already very clean inside), and cleaned all the choke mechanism, etc since the P.O. had put some oil down the cable.
After getting it back together yesterday and starting it this morning, I can say that the choke is doing the exact same thing it was doing before...even applying a slight amount of choke makes the ATV die when it's cold. I've checked the choke actuation in the carb itself, and it blocks/opens the port as I believe it should...
I just don't know if this is a normal thing with these ATV's, or a problem with mine specifically (which I can't figure out). My uncle's Sportsman 500 does something similar with the choke...
Also on another side note, does anyone know the part # of the check valve that goes on the carb overflow at the bottom? I don't see it on the parts fiche for the carb...
Ever since I got my scrambler 2 years ago, the choke has always been iffy; now, I don't know if that's normal on these ATV's or not, but it's pretty damn annoying.
Before, pulling the choke out very slowly would get it to rev up a bit slightly, and then it would die. If I pulled the choke out all the way (to the normal "start" position), it would die instantly after starting.
Other than that, the ATV runs completely normal, with great power, it will even start up fine without the choke, but I need to apply a slight amount of throttle to get it to stay running until it warms up (without the choke, of course, since it doesn't work).
So a few weeks I decided to take the carb out to clean it and figure out this choke problem once and for all. I had the carbs ultrasonically cleaned (even though it was already very clean inside), and cleaned all the choke mechanism, etc since the P.O. had put some oil down the cable.
After getting it back together yesterday and starting it this morning, I can say that the choke is doing the exact same thing it was doing before...even applying a slight amount of choke makes the ATV die when it's cold. I've checked the choke actuation in the carb itself, and it blocks/opens the port as I believe it should...
I just don't know if this is a normal thing with these ATV's, or a problem with mine specifically (which I can't figure out). My uncle's Sportsman 500 does something similar with the choke...
Also on another side note, does anyone know the part # of the check valve that goes on the carb overflow at the bottom? I don't see it on the parts fiche for the carb...

