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    I gotta say I live this site very helpful people here I have a 2002 kat with the 600 idk were to post so I will here I'm having problems with when engine is warm when I take off I have too have throttle up to high rpms for it to go if at low rpms it sputters then will gas its like a fuel problem bitbi replaced spark plugs checked fuel filter not sure bout the idle speed cause it fluctuates I also noticed my air cleaner was lil burnt hope someone can help so I can get on road thanks all

  • #2
    Welcome aboard.
    Pro tip: punctuation helps. More people will help if they can more easily understand what you're saying. Kats are old bikes, most of us are older too.

    I think you said that when the engine warms up, it bogs down at low rpms, but at higher rpms it's ok?
    That likely means you're running rich, could be a couple reasons for that.
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    • #3
      [QUOTE=shpielers;2380238]Welcome aboard.
      Pro tip: punctuation helps. More people will help if they can more easily understand what you're saying. Kats are old bikes, most of us are older too.

      I think you said that when the engine warms up, it bogs down at low rpms, but at higher rpms it's ok?
      That likely means you're running rich, could be a couple reasons for that.[/QUOT
      Could a aftermarket exhaust do it




      When engine is warm and I take off it boggs like not getting any fuel I have to hold accelerater halfway down to get it to go. Like a sputtering then it will finally go it idles just fine but when I take off it will bogg
      Last edited by Myers2002; 08-13-2017, 02:54 PM.

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      • #4
        [QUOTE=Myers2002;2380243]
        Originally posted by shpielers View Post
        Welcome aboard.
        Pro tip: punctuation helps. More people will help if they can more easily understand what you're saying. Kats are old bikes, most of us are older too.

        I think you said that when the engine warms up, it bogs down at low rpms, but at higher rpms it's ok?
        That likely means you're running rich, could be a couple reasons for that.[/QUOT




        When engine is warm and I take off it boggs like not getting any fuel I have to hold accelerater halfway down to get it to go. Like a sputtering then it will finally go it idles just fine but when I take off it will bogg
        Probably have fuel in the oil. I'd check for that first.

        Krey
        93 750 Kat



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        • #5
          [QUOTE=Kreylyn;2380248]
          Originally posted by Myers2002 View Post

          Probably have fuel in the oil. I'd check for that first.

          Krey
          I just didnoil change but how would I check also do we have a fuel filter on it

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          • #6
            [QUOTE=Myers2002;2380249]
            Originally posted by Kreylyn View Post

            I just didnoil change but how would I check also do we have a fuel filter on it



            Could a aftermarket exhaust do this

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            • #7
              [QUOTE=Myers2002;2380252]
              Originally posted by Myers2002 View Post




              Could a aftermarket exhaust do this









              Anyone out there

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              • #8
                Aftermarket exhaust: no.
                That would make you lean, not rich.

                What you just described with the throttle, that's definitely pointing to it being rich.

                Yes it has an oil filter, up front under the headers.

                To check for fuel in the oil, take off the oil filler cap and sniff. Smell like gas? Problem with a couple different possible causes.
                Doesn't smell like gas? Cool, that helps narrow down other possible causes that would make it run rich.
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                • #9
                  Ah, hell.... do I have to say it?? How does it idle? If you throttle up while going does the Roma climb but, the speed lags? Fuel filter is visible on the left side near the petcock. Check your sync caps and vac hose(s) for cracks. If all checks out you may have to clean those carbs.
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                  • #10
                    [QUOTE=92xjunker;2380264]Ah, hell.... do I have to say it?? How does it idle? If you throttle up while going does the Roma climb but, the speed lags? Fuel filter is visible on the left side near the petcock. Check your sync caps and vac hose(s) for cracks. If all checks out you may have to clean those carbs.[/QUOT



                    It idles fine I noticed the friction zone non clutch is all the way at the end it don't grab til its like fully released could that do it

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                    • #11
                      Absolutely. The highest drag is on start off from a dead start. Time for a clutch adjustment at the least. http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=64698
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by 92xjunker View Post
                        Absolutely. The highest drag is on start off from a dead start. Time for a clutch adjustment at the least. http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=64698




                        Thank you very much I will try when I get home thanks for the instructions and reply I will let u know

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Myers2002 View Post
                          Thank you very much I will try when I get home thanks for the instructions and reply I will let u know
                          Oh one more things I hope the adjustment help but idk if I'm explaining problem correctly if at a dead stop I take off it put put then it takes off its kind of likebifbu start out in second how it just putts I hope that helps a lil more

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                          • #14
                            Clutch slippage does replicate a second gear take off.
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by 92xjunker View Post
                              Clutch slippage does replicate a second gear take off.
                              OK my fuel filter is just bouncing around in case is it suppose to do that

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