Hi Everyone,
I bought my first snowmobile this week: 2006 Panther 370.
Within about 5 minutes of it driving fine (and after warming up for about 10-15 minutes) when I throttle to more than a slow speed it backfires once every couple minutes and loses acceleration (bogs?) for a split second.
I checked the spark plugs and noticed under the fuel pump there appears to be some fuel (leak?)
The previous owner disconnected and then reconnected the kill switch however the key does not stop the engine when turned to off (have to use kiss switch)
I wonder, could it be the leaky fuel pump line? Would there be enough fuel that it idles fine and drives slow great but when I accelerate it isnt getting enough?
This is my first snowmobile and I've never fixed one before so all suggestions appreciated, thanks!
I bought my first snowmobile this week: 2006 Panther 370.
Within about 5 minutes of it driving fine (and after warming up for about 10-15 minutes) when I throttle to more than a slow speed it backfires once every couple minutes and loses acceleration (bogs?) for a split second.
I checked the spark plugs and noticed under the fuel pump there appears to be some fuel (leak?)
The previous owner disconnected and then reconnected the kill switch however the key does not stop the engine when turned to off (have to use kiss switch)
I wonder, could it be the leaky fuel pump line? Would there be enough fuel that it idles fine and drives slow great but when I accelerate it isnt getting enough?
This is my first snowmobile and I've never fixed one before so all suggestions appreciated, thanks!