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#1692 - 11/19/05 10:10 AM Issues with a 570 Exciter
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Loc: Lumby, BC, Canada 		Hey, we had an exciter that we sold to a friend this year and he is having some issues with it that we are trying to help him with. The sled seems to go through plugs like mad, it fouls them up and they get wet. We tried warmer plugs and it didn't seem to work very well. The sled runs well at our place, but when we go up higher, it bogs alot. It will not even move and we have to change the plugs, then go again until it acts up, then change the plugs again. We are attemping to change the coil right now to see if that makes a difference. Any suggestions on what else it could be?
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#1693 - 11/22/05 10:43 AM Re: Issues with a 570 Exciter
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Loc: New Westminster, BC 		jetting??
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#1694 - 11/23/05 04:43 AM Re: Issues with a 570 Exciter
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Loc: Otter Lake, Parry Sound, Ontar... 		I'd be checking compression.Worn or sticking piston rings can allow excessive exhaust gasses from the crank case to "blow-by" the rings back up into the combustion chamber causing an over rich condition that will foul plugs continuously.Rings can seize into the ring lands on the pistons during summer storage.
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#1695 - 11/23/05 07:12 AM Re: Issues with a 570 Exciter
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Loc: Lumby, BC, Canada 		Awesome. Thanks guuys, we thought about the jetting, haven't fiddled with it much yet, we may need to. But we never thought about checking compression. Thanks again, we will look into both of those now.
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#1696 - 01/01/06 06:20 PM Re: Issues with a 570 Exciter
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Loc: Lumby, British Columbia 		Instead of changing your jetting you could try adjusting your needles on the carbs, theres a small C clip and if you move the clip more to the top of the needle it will lean it out a bit. This may work for you it may not, just make sure you dont lean your sled out to much.
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