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Sounds to me like your not getting enough fuel change fuel filter and tak gas out of tank and clean it out a few times as the screen in the tank may be clogged also if you have an electronic fuel pump make sure it is working properly
http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Yamaha/ATV/1998/BIG+BEAR+4WD+-+YFM350FWBKC/CARBURETOR/parts.html this page shows the carb all pieces including air mixture pilot and main jets
Most of the time it's because the Pilot/Idle jet is clogged in the carburetor. This most often happens because of old fuel sitting in the carburetor during long periods of sitting and non-use. The fuel forms a varnish - a gummy layer inside of your carburetor and clogs the tiny holes in the idle jet. Since fuel can't get through, the engine dies. The hole for the choke is larger, therefore the fuel can still get through it.
a lot of people that take these apart put them back together backwards. make sure it is right. most of those carbs are not adjustable other than the jet itself. make sure your fuel tank is clean and fuel lines are clear/ fuel filters are clear or new.
Hey Josh,
Cleaning a carb is a little more that most people realize..it takes someone with knowledge and training to really do one right... take it to a professional..
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