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Bogging https://imgur.com/gallery/U4Y1oDc

Just saw your comment, I appreciate the advice! I actually got the quad started (not idling) but only when I take the air filter off and keep the chokes off. I cleaned the carbs, but I'm still having the same issues. Do you think this could still be a spark plug problem? I replaced the plugs with new br8es plugs. Could the resistance plugs combined with the old-school resistor boots be too much resistance? If that's a thing? Again, I got it started and can keep it running, but only if I take the filter off, keep chokes off, and keep revving it.

Yamaha banshee wont start I have a 2000 Yamaha banshee 350. Since I purchased it 3 years ago, it's started up first or second kick every time. Just recently I put new gas in it, cleaned the air filter, and (attempted to) replace the spark plugs. I started first by replacing the gas. Afterwards it started again on the first kick and ran fine. Then I tried to replace the spark plugs, realized that I bought the wrong ones, and put the old spark plugs back in. The first kick it started, and then died (first time this has ever happened). Then I started it again, and the same thing happened. After a couple more attempts I got the quad to idle again and everything seemed okay. Finally, I then took off the air filter, cleaned, and re-oiled it (I followed all of the k&n cleaning instructions very carefully), but when I put the air filter back on the next day I couldn't get it to start. I checked the plugs and there's still spark in both of them. When I try to bump start it it bogs for a couple seconds, then dies. Any ideas? I'd also like to add that the screw inside the spark plug boot popped out of the boot when I took the plug out of the left cylinder. I simply threaded it back into the boot, but could this still be an issue? Again, it is still getting spark when I crank it.