Ok thans for all the help. I started with the easy stuff first. I mover the needle down a notch and a/f screw in a half turn and it got worse. I moved the needle up 2 notches and the a/f screw to 4.0 turns and it runs like a champ now.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Chuck_Norris on August 05, 2006, 08:14:15 AMQuote from: littlebus on August 04, 2006, 11:07:41 PMGreat information Mars!!! :ThumbsUp.gif
[ a/f is on tight, and choke o-rings are good.
Littlebus: Are you saying the the air flow screw is turned in all the way tight? if so then you adjust it outat least 1.5 turns depending on how the bike runs. ensure that each jetting change you make you are using a clean spark plug. Something you might consider it the Jet4Power system. I have a link of the system in the tech section. scope it out, I run it on my YFZ
Quote from: Mars on August 04, 2006, 10:19:36 PM
Littlebus,
Back up a few steps.
1. Your air filter and intake must have a good seal. Go there first.
2.Make sure your "choke" plunger has a good seal.(o-rings)
3.Pull your spark plug see what it looks like.
4.You need a 150~165 main for a Yoshi. But you must know who made the jet you installed. Some brands use hole size and some use flow rate for sizing. Your air screw only affects idle.
I have yet to see a stock bore/cam/carb 400 need a larger low speed jet.
It is possible you got some trash in the idle/low speed carb circiuts when you replaced the main hance the poor idle/low speed performance.
PS. ASE double master and EVT cert. I still get stumped once in a while.