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Help i've submerged my Sherco
Well ive had the exhaust off and still no joy. I was speaking to a friend today and ran him through my problem and he suggested it could be a sheered reed petal so i stripped it down and low and behold not 1 but 2 sheered reed petals. I have ordered some from a local dealer today so fingers crossed the Sherco should be up and running again by the weekend..
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Help i've submerged my Sherco
Hi Alan Thanks for the reply i've already had the carb fully stripped down and cleaned out if i dont get any joy tomorrow i will do it again and give it a blast with carb cleaner as i only washed it out with hot water and then petrol Regards Jimmy
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Help i've submerged my Sherco
Thanks for the reply folks I got the Sherco stripped down and all dryed out with the help of the wifes Hair dryer. While i was at it i give everything a good clean up and changed the Trans Oil. The bike is now back together but still cuts out when i give it a fist full of throttle and it is also a Pig to start. I can get the revs up to full throttle if i gently run it up slowly but when i give it a big hand full it just dies on me also i get smoke coming out of the air filter. I believe the problem to be a plugged exhaust as when i taken the sliencer off it started first kick every time i couldn't mess about with it too much as i live in a quiet close and it sounded like we were being bombarded with gun fire ha ha.. The bike revved up a bit better but sounded like it was gonna cut out so i hit the kill switch. I'm going to take the bike somewhere remote tomorrow and give it a blast without the sliencer to see how she goes. Does the Plugged exhaust sound about right or is there something alse i need to be looking at Cheers guys i will let you know how i get on tomorrow Jimmy
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Help i've submerged my Sherco
Hi I'm new to the site and need a bit of help I recently bought a 2003 Sherco 200cc and today on my second outing whilst riding through what i thought was a shallow river i suddenly hit a deep part submerging my bike for around 40 seconds, needless to say the engine cut out. Once back on dry land i tried kicking it off and had no joy. After draining the Exhaust Air Filter and removing the Spark plug and kicking it over i thought we be able to fire it up again but no such luck After a couple of hrs tinkering we managed to fire it up but when i applied more throttle is seemed to bog down as though it was starved of air or fuel and cut out i removed the air filter and changed the fuel and and after a while iwe managed to get it running again but it still seemed starved of fuel or air. I managed to ride it back to the car which was about 1/4 mile away on low throttle and coughing and spluttering along. I'm just after some ideas as to what i need to do now i.e what parts to strip down and where else they may be water trapped.. and the final big question HAVE I COMPLETLEY BUGGERED MY BIKE or will it be back to working order in no time???? Cheers Jimmy
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