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:angry: Hey guyz....i was riding my friends banshee the other day and when he went to start it back up he got fucked!!!!!! the quad would just idle and when u hit the gas it would bog like a mofo! i dont know what to do..please help...the only mods are PC pipes....we changed plugs and cleaned the filter...someone said that it might be crap in the carbs.....stock jetting....but this happened 2 weeks after the pipes....thankz for the help, Pete :P:D
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Is the parking brake still connected? Check down at the rear brake caliper and push on it. Sometimes that will stick some and trigger the switch a little making it do it. Follow the wire coming out of the clutch lever and disconnect that plug.

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they were carboned b4 the pipes but now there perfecT!!!!

HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!! Your plugs are NOT perfect. You have a time bomb, that may have already went off. you NEED to change your jetting. Pipes make a considerable difference in how much fuel and air your bike is sucking in. Go to this page to see where a starting point for your jetting will be. Read this page IN IT'S ENTIRETY. PLEASE!!!!! Now, there can be one of three things wrong, or a combination of them. Your TORS is giving you the difficulty, in which case the ignition is limiting the RPM's of the motor because it is ggetting a signal from one of the sensors (located in the thumb throttle housing, on top of the carbs, and in the clutch lever/parking brake assembly) that it doesn't like. Either the slides are sticking, the parking brake is on, or one of the switches/sensors is faulty. You can check this by unplugging the wires (3 of them in one connector) from the TORS brain unit which is located adjacent to the coil, underneath the fuel tank, which would be on the left hand side of the bike. (when you are sitting on it). It could be dirt clogging the main jet, although highly unlikely that it would bog the entire motor instantaneously. For this to happen, both carbs would have to clog at the same time. I have NEVER seen this happen. The top end could be smoked. Because of your retardedly lean jetting, (stock) when combined with the pipes is going to, or already has destroyed your top end. (melted a piston or both) You need to see WTF is going on here. Try the TORS first. TORS=Throttle OverRide System. Then, change your jetting to at least a 280 main. Unless your at 20,000' above sea level, in which case your jetting may be leaner than a 280. Next, get rid of the POS stock air cleaner setup. It is junk. Put in a pro flow plate, a toomey 2:1 kit, or clamp on pod filters. Any of them is 100% better than the stock setup... Now, find out which of the three it was, and let us know please. Please don't run this thing for any longer with the jetting you have. if you haven't killed your top end already, thank your lucky toilet paper and change the jetting to what it should be... Stock jetting is NEVER good for ANY bike with aftermarket pipes..... Trust me on this one...

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Stock jetting with PC Pipes? You are probably screwed.

But, there are other simple things to check first.

3 things with electrical:

1. TORS

2. Parking Brake

3. Throttle Position Sensor

 

You said it wasn't the parking brake so you need to check TORS and the TPS.

TPS is in the thumb throttle, I had mine go out. Bike would start and idle fine, but would not rev.

You can jumper this and check. Follow the wires coming out of the thumb throttle to a white connector. Disconnect and jumper the section that goes down the frame towards the motor. Then try and start.

 

If not that, try disconnecting the TORS and seeing if that does it.

 

If none of those works, you are probably due for a top end rebuild from running the bike too lean from the new pipes.

 

One more thing, before you do any mods in the future, do a little research first, this will save you time and money in the future. I.E. putting pipes on and not changing the jetting.... bad call.

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Just curious, but what exactly gets ruined in the top end here?

thx

What will happen in the top end from lean jetting is a catastrophic failure of the piston. the combustion temps. in side the cylinder are ridiculously high. the lean jetting makes this happen. There isn't enough fuel. The temps get hot enough that after combustion takes place, and as the exhaust is exiting the chamber on the down stroke, it melts the crown of the piston near the exhaust port. 90% of the time, this type of failure can be attributed to lean jetting. As the piston melts, it "rolls over" the edge, and gets smeared onto the cylinder. Often times, the rings start scoring the cylinder wall and you get pissed. :angry: it really puts a damper on the days riding when this happens. Because now you have to have it bored, and a top end set put in. That is provided that nothing got into the lower end, in which case you would need to clean all that out.

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