Turn gas off, remove carb. Take bottom of carb off via 4 screws. This called the bowl. Check to make sure float moves freely, is so, leave it alone. Take the keys out and soak them for ten mins in near boiling water and carb cleaner. Then take small stiff wire and make sure all the holes on the side of the jet tube are not obstructed. Do the same for the jet it self. U should be able to see through it. Also soak the carb overnight in carb cleaner. If the jets can not be cleared buy a carb rebuild kit for $15
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∙ 12y agoSell it and buy a sport quad or a race quad
making it practice
i wish i new having the same problems
Id say its probably a Mikuni sensing that is whats on most of the 4 wheelers and dirtbikes of arctic cat and suzuki
Suzuki markets three ranges of Quads. The utility Sport range (also known as "Kingquad") is intended as a working quad for farmers, hunters, etc. The Sport range are recreational vehicles for quad racing and recreational off-roading. Finally, the Kids-ATV range are smaller quad bikes intended for children.
see the second & third link of this website: cars-transportation.co.cchope you get answer; good luck !
well its yours so you tell me?
mine does about 65+ on the road not sure in the dirt though.
Because it is a fourstroke. They suck
Diagram for a Suzuki quad runner
where is the neutral switch 1998 Suzuki king quad
mine ran about 60 wen it was stock