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I have a 2004 suzuki quadsport 400 there was a ticking noise when it was at a idle i thought it was the cam chain so i replaced it. I just took it for a ride now it cuts out and is very doggy on top end any ideas?
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get a colortune tool.it shows how your firing.read instructions that come with,so simple to tune carb in with.sounds like pilot out of adjustment.could also have a leak in ur carb boot or head.take a torch without lighting open valve with motor running run torch around gaskets and front of carb boot listen for change in motor.if it gets higher rev uve found a leak.
Yup.It's getting hot.Check the fan relay is operable.Fans gotta run.Most likely a bad heat sensor tho.That's a water temperature sending unit that tells the relay when to turn the fan on.Ifya gonna own these toys,learn the basics on how to care for them.There is ALWAYS going to be something going wrong.Get a manual.
DO NOT CRANK THIS ATV AGAIN!! GET IN TOUCH WITH A PROFESSIONAL MECHANIC.
If you are going to do it... remove the engine..its going to have to be totally disassembled to make sure ALL the metal and rubber pieces are COMPLETELY removed. This will also provide you with the evidence for a parts list for replacements parts and pieces as you take it apart..slowly.. Clean parts make for a clean engine.. watch for small oil passages and any little nooks and crannies in the cases that will pack with ground up metal..COMPRESSED AIR and long wooden swabs work wonders.
ps.. replace the cam chain no matter what it looks like!!!!!
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