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Your problem is not Enought air flow under the hood..
Try to take away snow on your hood, and retest.
The sled is almost on choke after few sec, since its no air left.
100% its your problem
Really now thats 100% his issue? Im sure your 110% WRONG. Sunvang when you own a turbo you will have to go over the sled.
You are right, that was not my issue, tested it today
check all hoses and clamps for leaks
Will do tommorow
check your exhaust for leaks ( welds, exhaust donut, bolts that hold your turbo if there loose, springs missing?
exhaust is checked, not missing any springs, no welds cracked, echaust donut looks good, havent checked the bolts holding the turbo tough
your af is going rich or lean what one is it??? Its not staying at 12.3 like you stated its going up or down when you get the bog
When riding full throttle on the road when it works im at 12-12.5. When it bogs it goes way up to 16 something before i release the throttle
Did you make changes to your fuel box? Did you try pulling a little fuel?
Tried to put green blue down from 3.5 to 2 and it didnt do any difference
Are you ridding at way lower of elevation then the last time? Is the air way colder or warmer than the last time?
Elevation is the same, it alittle colder but not much
Did you change plugs? Is you plug gap correct.
Tried to change plugs and increase the gap last time, helped alot with the bogging, adjusted the plug gap down to stock and it went into bog again. Will try with new plugs and recommended plug gap tomorrow if i can get ahold of some
So if it goes up to 16 af like you say that tells you its going lean right? so your starving fuel. Pulling fuel was not the way to go on the box. If anything green blue should have gone up. if your shure your box was correct start simple, change fuel filter if thats not it check fuel pump..
Thanks for the tip, but ive already tried lowering green/blue but no difference. Took it for a spin yesterday and worked great on the trails, but starts to bog quick after hitting deeper snow.you are going too rich when the engine is going on heavy load....even if you see 16 then ---- it can be rich or lean ....when you are out of max and min parameter on the afr gauge it shows ---. just by the sound of it, i can defenitely tell you you are too rich(i would also check your reeds for some litte damages). lower your green blue(fuel added per psi) and test WOT in deep snow , when you get it right, tune your green,yellow and red after that.
p.s.: if you had one of our standalone, you would simply go out on a ride and press f8 on laptop(datalog) and after a short pull with the bug coming, simply stop, press f8 again, and go to logging function and check all sensors on the sled(in graphic mode) and you could clearly see where and what is your bug(ex:real afr reading compare to afr target ... then too rich!)
please guys do not go crazy because i gave an example of how easy it is to resolve little issues like that with the standalone.....i didn't want to promote but help out.
Where is your intake at?Thanks for the tip, but ive already tried lowering green/blue but no difference. Took it for a spin yesterday and worked great on the trails, but starts to bog quick after hitting deeper snow.
Thanks for the advice on your standalone, but I still think the price is way to much.
Where is your intake at?
Fuel filter. would be where I would start.
We have replaced two this year already.
Not as much of a load on the trail as there is in deeper snow
you are going too rich when the engine is going on heavy load....even if you see 16 then ---- it can be rich or lean ....when you are out of max and min parameter on the afr gauge it shows ---. just by the sound of it, i can defenitely tell you you are too rich(i would also check your reeds for some litte damages). lower your green blue(fuel added per psi) and test WOT in deep snow , when you get it right, tune your green,yellow and red after that.
p.s.: if you had one of our standalone, you would simply go out on a ride and press f8 on laptop(datalog) and after a short pull with the bug coming, simply stop, press f8 again, and go to logging function and check all sensors on the sled(in graphic mode) and you could clearly see where and what is your bug(ex:real afr reading compare to afr target ... then too rich!)
please guys do not go crazy because i gave an example of how easy it is to resolve little issues like that with the standalone.....i didn't want to promote but help out.
Under the hood.