There are a few Teryx machines out there suffering from a sluggish throttle when machine is cold or after it warms up. I walk you through my fix of the issue.
Quick Update - I had the machine out this last weekend for a decent ride and it handle flawlessly. I’m pretty sure it seemed like a had restored some loss throttle response as it was very peppy. Very satisfied with the results and peace of mind with the inline fuel filter. Oh and also the tank seems to be pressurized as when I took off the gas cap you could hear the pressure relief. Wasn’t like that before.
It seemed to help. Every now and then the symptoms would come back. Definitely better then it was. I was thinking about just bypassing the pump in the tank and going with a inline electric fuel pump.
@@forgeylife6941 I'm performing the same on my brute force 750 FI. Looking at the fuel filter you used, I'm wondering if that is too restrictive since it previously only used a wire mesh filter. I'm going to install a wire mesh filter with opening of 50 micron (Microgard 33027) and let you know how it goes. The filter you used is 12 micron. Wish i could find a wire mesh filter with inlet/outlet size 1/4", i can only find 5/16", so I'll use the included hose and separate hose clamps to go over the inner tube.
I would wait a bit. They may have changed this in the newer models. If it starts to act up then maybe look into it. The vent mod might be a good idea if you plan to drive through deep stuff.
Quick Update - I had the machine out this last weekend for a decent ride and it handle flawlessly. I’m pretty sure it seemed like a had restored some loss throttle response as it was very peppy. Very satisfied with the results and peace of mind with the inline fuel filter. Oh and also the tank seems to be pressurized as when I took off the gas cap you could hear the pressure relief. Wasn’t like that before.
Does this vent mod only pertain to certain Teryx models? I have a 2010 Teryx 750 fi LE 2 passenger machine.
Any update on this I'm thinking about doing mine
It seemed to help. Every now and then the symptoms would come back. Definitely better then it was. I was thinking about just bypassing the pump in the tank and going with a inline electric fuel pump.
@@forgeylife6941 thanks for reply I think I'm gonna do this mod seems to make sense
cookymudstar awesome. Best of luck to you.
@@forgeylife6941 I'm performing the same on my brute force 750 FI. Looking at the fuel filter you used, I'm wondering if that is too restrictive since it previously only used a wire mesh filter. I'm going to install a wire mesh filter with opening of 50 micron (Microgard 33027) and let you know how it goes. The filter you used is 12 micron. Wish i could find a wire mesh filter with inlet/outlet size 1/4", i can only find 5/16", so I'll use the included hose and separate hose clamps to go over the inner tube.
Great idea. I didn’t even think about how restrictive the new fuel filter might be. Good catch.
I have a 2020 model do i need to do this? machine is not sluggish at least not yet.
I would wait a bit. They may have changed this in the newer models. If it starts to act up then maybe look into it. The vent mod might be a good idea if you plan to drive through deep stuff.
@@forgeylife6941 I'll wait then. Thank you.
Did you replace pump or just poke thru screen
I just poked through the screen. Seemed to work.
I have read about vent mod too, have you done that?
Yes I have. In this video I add the fuel vent mod, a inline fuel filter, and mod the fuel pump.
Was wandering if your teryx felt as if was loading up under low rpm before you did all the mods?
Uhh, ummm