I've noticed that everytime I start my f2 after it has been sitting all night that it will start but then die a few seconds later. I usually have to hold the throttle down a little bit and start it again to keep it going.

 

are you using the choke properly? and whats the idle set at once its warmed up?

 

I put the choke about half way, and my idle speed is about 1500 rpm. It kinda sounds like is slow when it is idleing if that makes sense. like a rom, rom, rom, rom, instead of a steady sound. Any ideas, I plan on getting a tune up here in the next couple weeks. carbs sync, oils changed, new spark plugs.

 

go to a auto store and get some sea foam and run some through it, but i would open the choke all the way (away from you) start the bike and when the rpms start to climb slowly back it off till the choke is all the way to you..

hope that helps

 

I looked at the seafoam website and I just wanted to make sure I am doing this correctly. Do I just put some in my gas tank, a little in my oil. Also on the website it said to pour some in to the throttle body throat. I was wondering if i should do that last part? if so how do I go about getting to the throttle body throat to poar the seafoam in?