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 Trailboss 250 carb settings?? Just bought an 88 trailboss 250. Its been sittin for a while so it took some work to get it running. After cleaning and rebuilding the carb, I got it started but it doesnt like to start hot or cold nor will it run without having to have the choke on slightly. If anyone has a minute to give this noob some advice I'd appreciate it. Mike      |
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08-25-2006
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| i would say go up on your pilot one size and maybe even your main 1 size.
__________________ '84 T3 stock cept boysen power reeds, pwk carb and a dg pipe and silencer as soon as i put it on there. you have been taught, thou shall not kill, well hear this.....FUCK!!!!! THAT!!!!!! SHIT!!!!!! *jarhead*  92% of teens have switched to rap music if you are part of the other 8% put this in your sig. speed doesnt kill, its usally hitting something and suddenly becomming stationary that does it |
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11-01-2006
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| Polaris Carb It sounds like your jets are still dirty. If you can see through them doesn’t mean that they are clean. Try soaking them in carb cleaner overnight. You can try running a small wire through them also. JMO |
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