royrp

check for air leaks around carb area. if not the carb may be gummed up and needs to be cleaned. The bog out is the clutch starting to grab because of the high idle. The clutch grabs which slows the rpms just enough to make the clutch let go, idle shoots back up and it grabs again.

Make sure your throttle servo isn't part of the problem seeing you don't have a radio to turn on and center everything.

Depending on the phone if you turn it on it's side you will get a wider vid.

nhmade

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did you disengage the throttle from the servo...?

Rcjunky2002

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I dont have a radio right now so im not using the servo i throttle it through the carb. But thTs not the problem even if i give it throttle it just bogs out and wants to stall.

royrp

check all your fuel lines. Do you have a filter in the tank? With it running get a can of wd-40 and spray around the gasket area if there is a leak you'll know.

Rcjunky2002

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Ok thanks il try that. Someone told me it might be too low on fuel. It only had enough to start it. Im gonna start out by cleaning the carb and put new fuel lines

Lars in Norway

Have you tried to run it as in your video without the gas cap tightened? It could be vacuum in the tank causing this. Also check the fuel lines to see if they has been mixed up, the bottom one on the carb should be the one with filter/clunk on in the tank. Also try start gas and spray it around the carb and the gaskets with the engine running to see if the idle picks up, if it does you have a leak somewhere.

Rcjunky2002

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Thanks guys. I am out of town till after xmas but i wil def try these things when i get back. I will keep posted

Rcjunky2002

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Alright guys just thought id update the status of the fg. The was a pinch in one of the fuel lines and it was starving for fuel. Must of been when i removed the rollcage to clean it when i zip tied the fuel lines to the cage i must have crimped the line too tight. Thanks for all your help

royrp

glad it was something simple.

hotrod87

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Always nice when it turns out to be a simple fix.

Lars in Norway

Yep, nice to hear you got it sorted out

Rcjunky2002

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Couldn't of done it without you guys's help

hotrod87

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So are you gonna keep it and run it now? You should, their a blast.

Rcjunky2002

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It might be sold. Not sure yet tho. I really want somethig i can run indoor and outdoor but i really dont wanna sell the fg if i dont have to lol.

hotrod87

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Don't do it. LOL