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How and when to perform scheduled maintenance for Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark 2005
How to diagnose 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark engine or component problems
How to perform 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark troubleshooting operations [i.e. 2005 LT-F250 Ozark engine idles poorly, engine runs rough at high speed, engine lacks power, engine stall easily, slipping clutch, 2005 LT-F250 Ozark engine noises, engine will not start or hard to start, engine overheats on 2005 LT-F250 Ozark, engine running lean etc.]
How to do engine compression test on 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark
How to do testing to 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark electrical parts
How to rebuild engine to factory specs
How to check and test 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark fuel system and
How to change oil and correct oil capacity for 2005 LT-F250 Ozark
How to diagnose no spark issues for 2005 Suzuki 250
How to disassemble, repair and adjust 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark steering, linkage and throttle cables.
How to inspect 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark pistons, rings, rods, etc and how to replace them.
how to change a head gasket on a 2005 Suzuki 250
How to do a complete engine tune-up on 2005 Suzuki LT-F250 Ozark
How to adjust idle speed.
How to remove, rebuild and install cylinder head.
How to disassemble, adjust and tune 2005 LT-F250 Ozark carburetor.
How to repair stator coil, starter motor and regulator/rectifier.
Complete wiring diagrams, hose routing, wire colors for 2005 LT F250.

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7/24/2014 12:46 PM
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I purchased it used. Ran great and was just serviced. Used it for over a year. Then I let the 4 wheeler sit for a year. I can open the air box and it be dry, then start for one minute and wont idle, and air box will have a half inch of gas in the air box. Any one have experience with this 4 wheeler that would be willing to give some info on? I used it at a moto track for flaggers to get around. That is why i want it back running again. Any info would be great! Thanks

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Float stuck? or not sealing?
Have you cleaned the carb?
Our current fuels leave a heavy deposit inside the carb after it sets for as little as 2 weeks. After a year you will find a lot of crap in the carb.
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I believe this quad has a vacuum operated petcock on the tank. The bladder in the petcock is bad. It is allowing the vacuum line from the intake to pull fuel straight from the tank on the dry side of the petcock. Had it happen years ago on a similar quad.

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I agree the petcock is likely your problem. The Suzuki 'on, reserve, Prime' vacuum operated petcock suck. The old 250 and 300 quadrunners were bad about when the diaphragm in the petcock would go bad, gas would run through the vacuum hose witch is on the front side of the carb and would fill the crankcase with gas

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I finally cleaned out the card with no change. As iv searched around it looks like you have to go back with a vacuum style petcock. Has anyone been able to go with a standard on off reserve petcock?

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I found this on ebay. Says that all you have to do is seal the vacuum port on the carb. If thats the case could i just seal that off with my current petcock?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Suzuki-Ozark-LTF-250-Replacement-Fuel-Valve-Gas-Petcock-/281441597646?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item418739f8ce

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