Problem with my cag?

I'm having problems with my cag. It won't start and if it does you have to hold the throttle down at all times or else it shuts off. And I think my chain is giggly and loose. Does anybody know how to fix this or know what's going on> I'm so mad right now because now I can't ride it anymore till I can get someone to fix it or tell me wat's wrong. Someone PLEASEEEEEEEEE help me!!!


p.s. When you sit on it and it's on but your not going it goes off then too!! Please someone help me thanks!

Thanks

Did this cutting out problem just arise?
You may try turning you idle screw clockwise a tad until it idles on it's own.
As far as your chain is concerned you need to loosen the adjusters and the axle bolt and readjust your chain tension.

Thanks but I'm new at this stuff and I just got the bike and thats why i'm sooo mad!! So can u explain more on how to adjust the idle clokwise and how to titen the chain and some other things that need to be done that I didn't mention. But thanks alot and please reply back as soon as u can.

Thanks,
Brian

me and my dad think it's the clutch does anyone know if you can adjust the clutch or something. Please tell me I think it's the clutch so can u adjust it or do u have to buy a knew one or some other idea. Someone help and please reply if you know!!

Thanks

hey brian


when you get back tell me




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*Nick*

hmmm... happened to me once, but check for a brokin cluch spring

i don't get wat ur sayin

If you think it is the clutch, maybe you have a broken spring in the clutch. If it is a clutch spring broken and the bike is on the stand and running, the back wheel will turn continuously, even at idle speed because the clutch is partly engaging. If the back wheel doesn't turn when idling on stand, then it isnt the clutch. As for the chain, loosen the bolt on the back wheel and adjust the tensioners until you have about 10mm play in chain. Then tighten back bolt back up and do up tensioners after tightening rear bolt. Also lube well. As for the being hard to start, there are many possibilities from oil mix, spark plug and gap, flooding. These are things you will have to eliminate one by one. Regards

thanks for your reply and I will keep that in mind!!

clean the carb, clean the jet out. Do you have a fuel filter?

to adjust the chain loosen the axle, turn the 10mm adjusters sticking out the back of the frame until the chain is right (not too tight). You also want to make sure the sprocket is straight and parallel to the chain. Finish by tightening the axle.