How do you refill a Kawasaki 220 Bayou?
Loosen the clamp on the side of the hose that connects to the fuel tank and allow fuel to drain into a separate container. Reconnect the fuel line and refill with fresh gasoline.
Is the 220 Bayou carb adjustment for all bayous?
Click to expand… is that true for all bayous…… i recently got one.. as a basket case… and now is running i just cant get the adjustment for the carb right .. i got a rebuild kit and now she runs but cant get it to idle and it does not run right. I am trying to get this 220 to work .. Any help woul dbe appreciated. Thanks!!
What should compression level be on Kawasaki Bayou 220?
Check the compression levels by operating the starter and using a compression gauge for the single cylinder. If compression level is significantly less than 140 pounds for any cylinder, bring the Bayou 220 in for repairs. Remove and inspect the spark plug.
What to do if your Kawasaki Bayou has no power?
Take your vehicle in for repairs if the engine still does not have power. If troubleshooting fails, only a qualified Kawasaki mechanic with the proper tools and training should attempt more serious repairs on the Bayou 220. Do not smoke while inspecting the fuel system and handling fuel, as fumes could ignite.
What are the settings for a Kawasaki Bayou 220?
The fuel mixture screw is 1 & 1/4 to 1 & 3/4 turns out, if it needs to be out more or less than that you have other issues such as jetting issues or an air leak. I set them at 1 & 1/2, install fresh plugs take several high speed passes, then read the plug to determine rich or lean condition. and adjust jetting & the screw from there.
What causes low compression on a Kawasaki Bayou 220 carburetor?
You have a vacuum operated petcock that relies on engine vacuum to get fuel to the carb. The low compression could be a result of worn piston rings(unlikely as the quad runs well once running) or more likely valves that need adjusted. We then need to consider the possibility of a leaking choke assembly(air leak) or intake boot leak.
How often should you check your Kawasaki Bayou?
The Kawasaki KLF220/250 Bayou requires the valve clearance, engine oil and oil filter be inspected every 600 miles. Keep your Bayou free of problems and in top running condition by following the full periodic maintenance chart in our Kawasaki KLF220/250 Online Service Manual.
What causes an air leak on a Kawasaki Bayou 220?
We then need to consider the possibility of a leaking choke assembly(air leak) or intake boot leak. Your choke assembly may simply not work right, or the rubber boot on it is cracked, causing a major air leak.