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It idles just fine. I can ride it in the backyard and not have any issues. It only does it after being held open at high RPMs for more than 30 seconds. Then it seems like it is starting to bog down then dies. Then it starts right back up. 2002 linhai 260

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Sounds like  fuel  starvation. Something is restricting the fuel  entering the  carb. Some carbs  have a  screen  on the carb's fuel  inlet  and it  could be  plugged  or   a pinched or   otherwise restricted fuel  line  would be  my  guess.   For whatever  the  fuel  bowl  isn't  staying  full under  high demand. 

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Wide open   and not in gear does not require anywhere  near the fuel  flow   it  does under  load.   I  don't  of any  other reason  it would  die  out  the  way  you describe if it  is  not  fuel starvation.

 

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Sticking  float ,  restricted  fuel  line  or plugged  vent  could all   cause those symptoms .  Start with  checking   for  a  restricted  fuel  line or plugged  vent  before tearing into the  carb.

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