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my wifes 2004 Kawasaki Praire360 isn't running right, i have been told that kawasaki's are cold natured, but after riding alittle while, it won't idle. and sometimes when you take off it hesitates, do you think i should pull of the carb. and clean or do they have any kind of sensor on the carb. i have noticed alot of the news quads have carb sensors... it has also fouled out 2 plugs since we got.
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My buddy's Kawi Brute Force 750 did the same thing. Too much gas. Like running way too rich.....leaned it out and all problems stopped. Cleaning his air filter helped at first, so I guess the things have a very sensitive air / fuel mix (even more so than normal???) . Try a fresh air filter and naybe lean int out some and see how she does. Good luck
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thanx for the help, i will try it out and let you know.
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It definitely sounds like the carb. Kawasakis are really cold blooded, mine will not run off of the choke till it warms up for about 2-3 minutes, then it is fine.
Scott
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