piratepowwow
06-29-2003, 11:22 PM
My trizinger has some wierd problems. When I bought the bike I noticed that one of the connectors coming out of the CDI was unplugged. It was a black one with red stripe. So I plugged it into the only available plug. Before I had plugged it in, the trike ran the same in both START and RUN modes. After I plugged it in, the trike only idled in START and ran in RUN. After a short while of running the bike with the cable plugged in the trike gave up on me. It stopped running in the middle of screaming down a path. I unplugged the cable and lo-and-behold the trike ran again. So, I tried plugging the cable back in, and that worked also. But, after a few minutes, it died again. After switching back and forth a number of times the trike eventually gave up and would no longer run.
Also:
My trike has never run exactly correct. It always has run kind of choppy in that it cuts in and out, speeding up and slowing down but never dying. Full speed is rarely possible to achieve because the trike acts like it has a governor on it (which it may indeed have). Doesn't this sound a lot like symptoms of having the choke on? Well, I believe the choke may have been on. There is a snap lever attached to a cable that runs to the carb. I am assuming this is the choke. I could notice no difference in the way the trike ran with the lever pulled or relaxed. Is the choke on or off with the lever pulled?
Any ideas on where to begin?(besides getting a manual, I will definately do that asap, any suggestions on which one?)
Thanks
Also:
My trike has never run exactly correct. It always has run kind of choppy in that it cuts in and out, speeding up and slowing down but never dying. Full speed is rarely possible to achieve because the trike acts like it has a governor on it (which it may indeed have). Doesn't this sound a lot like symptoms of having the choke on? Well, I believe the choke may have been on. There is a snap lever attached to a cable that runs to the carb. I am assuming this is the choke. I could notice no difference in the way the trike ran with the lever pulled or relaxed. Is the choke on or off with the lever pulled?
Any ideas on where to begin?(besides getting a manual, I will definately do that asap, any suggestions on which one?)
Thanks