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I have a 2003 banshee i bought recently starts after second kick but have to give it gas to get it fired up has new plugs k/n filter and the tors was removed not sure on the engine other then is .20 over with new wieco bottom end and top end any idea other than clogged pilot jets

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Does it have an idle kit installed after the tors was removed? Look on the side of the carbs. There should be two obvious adjustments that were installed. If not, it won't idle.

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It didnt idle when i bought it it has a have ass idle kit they put two screws in it and it doent look like it has the throttle cable kit on and just finished cleaning the carbs slides are in properly nto sure where to go from here

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okay.....the idle kit looks like 2 brass screws that go into the carbs (both go on out-bound sides of each carb).

 

have you tried adjusting the idle with those? This is how you get a baseline with the idle kit..........start bike and use throttle to hold a desired idle while taking your other hand and slightly turning the idle screws in until they touch....then give each an additional 1/8 turn in. This will set the idle at that speed you had held with the throttle. Then you can use a sync tool to fine tune it.

 

it could also be that the person who installed it may not have filed down enough of the "boss" on the side of the carb to allow the idle screw to reach into the carb body........this is easy to diagnose too.....just pull the slides out and then screw the idle screw in and look into the carb.....if you can see the end of the screw coming through then its been filed enough.

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ok ill try looking at that and the person who removed the tors put two dumb ass machine screws in the carbs instead of the idle screws that come with the removal kit should i just buy those and then start trying to make this thing idle

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Just about the same thing happened to me, the guy removed the TORS and left an idle screw out of the right carb. Then when I was trying to figure out why it was so hard to start I took the carbs apart, and there were several parts missing out of the internals. So if you havent already, I would definately go through them and make sure everything is correct on the insides before you do anything else.

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