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Can you help Engine bogs down and dies when throttle more than half way open carbohydrates have been cleaned out 83 gs1100 if i spray fuel in carbohydrates it runs faster?
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∙ 14y ago
You probably have varnish in the main jet, it screws in from the bottom of the float area take a small wire and make sure the passage is clean, clear and then rinse through with carb cleaner
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