Once they are stripped. Take small pair of vice grips. Then replace them. I found someone put rtv red ox in the top seal of throttle. This is my first 2 stroke quad. Wondering if it's air filter sensitive. I know some are. Where it doesn't throttle up like should. Too much air. Any opinions or suggestions? Hit me up.
@@johnramirez5996 yes it possibly could be sucking in too much air. OEM there should be a rubber gasket or flat o-ring looking think that goes there. You can get them on eBay with a genuine carb rebuild kit
@@shiftintogeargarage813 ty i ordered an air filter. OEM style. Aftermarket screw with it as well. Love the ones (even in cars) think putting upgraded air filter gives you more power. Always tell them if computer doesn't know its there. Your just running lean losing power. And unlike my chainsaw. There's not much for adjustments. Low speed high speed and in some apps. You have mid range. So any upgraded filter is out.
Thanks for the video got my carb all cleaned up🧼
Once they are stripped. Take small pair of vice grips. Then replace them. I found someone put rtv red ox in the top seal of throttle. This is my first 2 stroke quad. Wondering if it's air filter sensitive. I know some are. Where it doesn't throttle up like should. Too much air. Any opinions or suggestions? Hit me up.
@@johnramirez5996 yes it possibly could be sucking in too much air. OEM there should be a rubber gasket or flat o-ring looking think that goes there. You can get them on eBay with a genuine carb rebuild kit
@@shiftintogeargarage813 ty i ordered an air filter. OEM style. Aftermarket screw with it as well. Love the ones (even in cars) think putting upgraded air filter gives you more power. Always tell them if computer doesn't know its there. Your just running lean losing power. And unlike my chainsaw. There's not much for adjustments. Low speed high speed and in some apps. You have mid range. So any upgraded filter is out.