sorta like to know about this myself i have the same issue
Starting it up
A friend of mine was hanging out while I was changing my oil after the sinking, and he thinks it should start easer than it does. Do you guys have a hard time starting your foremans? It's always been that way so I don't think the sinking has anything to do with it. I have always had to choke it to start it, even have to give it gas. Do I need to bump up the idle?
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mine use to start hard but after ajusting my idle it starts as soon as i hit the button
some bikes start hard and some start easy. my rubicon starts real easy but my dads rubicon and rancher starts hard. same way with my dads old 300 his starts easy but mine did not.
-Aaron
-Aaron
Bumping idle is just a band aid. Once the engine is warm it will call for more fuel and now it will idle way to high because you messed with it. I think if it was me I would WOT at start and hold on, just kiddin'. I would probably start with air/fuel.
I've found that after installing jet kit on both my Rinny and Ruby they start much, much better; night and day difference in fact. Won't really give you any more power but it will improve throttle response and starting. Good luck!!
I've found that after installing jet kit on both my Rinny and Ruby they start much, much better; night and day difference in fact. Won't really give you any more power but it will improve throttle response and starting. Good luck!!
QUOTE ("Eric":17g2rcka)
I was wondering if a jet kit would help. It's on my list of things I "need" to buy!Bumping idle is just a band aid. Once the engine is warm it will call for more fuel and now it will idle way to high because you messed with it. I think if it was me I would WOT at start and hold on, just kiddin'. I would probably start with air/fuel.
I've found that after installing jet kit on both my Rinny and Ruby they start much, much better; night and day difference in fact. Won't really give you any more power but it will improve throttle response and starting. Good luck!!
Most bikes you just need to adjust the idle a bit and it should just start right up
Mine used to do the same thing, but with a new plug, all the mods, and a few hundred miles it starts at the touch of the button without the choke bein pulled, every now and then ive got to bump the throttle but no biggie.
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