Quote originally posted by Ugly_old_Poo_kid
Look for kinks and/or twists/tears in the fuel line because the pump is hanging. If fuel leaked out, there IS an issue there somewhere.
BTW, I seriously doubt it was 110 MPH you were talking about.. My 96XLT with an 800 triple/triple won't do 110 mph with stock gearing and I doubt even a piped stock motor would do it with gears.
Yes the fuel line is where we started but the gas shut off valve is closed/locked open so I either need to bypass it and drain the gas, or wait for the part to come in to replace it before I can check the carbs for a clog etc... just my opinion... I saw a sled burn to barely nothing a few weeks ago on the trail (thank goodness no one in our party) so I'm a little intimidated at the moment with Fuel.
Just didn't know if anyone else has expierenced something similar! I already asked my old man but wanted some add'l info as things have changed a bit since his "hay day"!
As stated above it is not stock. It is bored, jetted, piped, clutched and geared ... I had it done before this season. My oil injectors seized up last year promting a complete re-do. I liked having it stock but if I wanted to keep up with my dad (we raced sleds growing up, so sleds were "spiced up" a bit! Speed is not a fear of mine

) I had to step it up a bit, but still look stock on the outside was my goal. I wasn't gonna let him beat his little girl any longer, 29 years is long enough!
Honestly I do not blow smoke .. I would not say something if it is not fact, nor would I inflate the truth... he he
Thanks for the help!!
Quote originally posted by Dman
Do you have compression on the suspect cylinder? I'd check that first. Gas and spark maybe, but you still need compression. Run a test on the cylinder and post the results.
I've had the fuel pump just hang with no problems. Must have come unbolted from the recoil housing.
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Yes Compression in all three Cylinders. 110 when dry with compression gauge and 120 when a little oil squirted in the cylinder.
I don't know how long the fuel pump has been hanging in there ... I can say I am bad that I do not raise the hood each time before I head out... I do I suppose to check the belt... but really nothing else if it is sounding and running well... I guess maybe I should, I am honestly laxed in that area.. lesson learned here!
Thanks for the help!! I appreciate it!