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ok i've never had this happen before but all of a sudden this year when I start from a cold start and let my fusion idle to warm it up to 100 and I crack the throttle a little bit to get the track moving it'll go into a fouling mode where it's a low rough idle even sounds like it's going to conk out and then after 10-15 secs or so it's fine. also the track spins really fast while it's doing this. sometimes I'll touch the throttle a bit to get it to stop other times it'll do it on it' own. it rides fine after that.
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Current Sled(s): 05 Black/Silver Fusion
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When you push down the throttle if you look in the throttle housing on the handlebars , you will see a little black plunger switch that the throttle contacts when you let off the gas .
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Sounds like an air leak. Check your throttle body boots between the throttle bodies and the reed cages which are known to crack as they are under the exhaust manifold.
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QUOTE(MR. X @ Jan 17 2010, 10:10 AM)
When you push down the throttle if you look in the throttle housing on the handlebars , you will see a little black plunger switch that the throttle contacts when you let off the gas .
It almost looks like a little black button. If that's it then it didn't look like it.
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QUOTE(highview72 @ Jan 17 2010, 08:31 PM)
Is your clutch hanging up causing it to almost stall?
don't know didn't check for that. i'll look tomorrow
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sounds like your problem is the throttle its either the switch of the cable gettin fanucked thats funny how its idles low but engages the belt take a mirror check the throttle cable around the throttle bodies and also take a look at the oiler while your down there make sure it returns and oil cable is not frayed or anything also take a look into your clutch it should not engage if your sayin it idles really low so you may have your problem in the primary kinda wierd keep us posted
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CHECK YOUR DRIVE CLUTCH,MAKE SURE ITS NOT STICKING CLOSED,I SEE YOUR TRACK SPINNING AT IDLE,IT SHOULD CREEP BUT NOT SPIN LIKE YOURS IS.HOW IS YOUR BELT DEFLECTION?
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The speakers on my computer really suck so I cant tell anything by the sound so I am probably way off but it looks to me like your clutch is hanging up.
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HEY HIGHVIEW I AGREE MINE DID THE SAME THING ACTED LIKE I WAS TRYING TO START OUT IN 4TH GEAR,INNER SLEEVE BUSHING WAS STICKING,REPLACED AND FIXED
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When my sled was new the primary clutch bushing was sticking , you dont need to pull the clutch off to fix it , you can just take the outer plate off .
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QUOTE(MR. X @ Jan 18 2010, 10:44 PM)
When my sled was new the primary clutch bushing was sticking , you dont need to pull the clutch off to fix it , you can just take the outer plate off .
ok what does it look like in case I check it? I don't clutch. I usually just let the dealer do that.
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QUOTE(highview72 @ Jan 18 2010, 11:34 PM)
On mine I took the cover and spring off to see what the issue is and the clutch is still binding really bad.
you took your primary cover and spring off right?? I just got my cover off. How do go about and put the frig back on without having to pull it? I can't get the bolts back on.
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QUOTE(MR. X @ Jan 18 2010, 10:44 PM)
When my sled was new the primary clutch bushing was sticking , you dont need to pull the clutch off to fix it , you can just take the outer plate off .
strange fusion
Jan 16 2010, 11:08 PM
