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ok, here's the skinny... rideing my 98 bayou 300, its like 2am, and having lots of fun.. Thin... OHH SH**... tree... the bayou climbed it like a monkey, my head lights wher pointed at the sky. i checked it over and no damage. so i parked it for the night. 2 days later i take it out for a ride and its overly loud and and losing power when i hit the gas. i checked the exhaust and no visible damage. i checked everything i can think of and still the same:aargh: can any one help?

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I would check to see if the frame is out of alignment if you have not already.

Secondly I would check and see if your intake and air filter are in place and working properly.

Did you feel a jolt when you hit or was it low speed?

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Is it loud like exhaust noise? Put a rag over the exhaust and see where it's leaking if it is, watch out cause it's be hot. My guess is the manifold is cracked or gasket popped out,or a problem with the exhaust pipe, if it's an exhaust noise.

* Added full year and issue to thread title.

  • 3 weeks later...
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thanks guys! it was the head pipe. gess when i ran up the tree a stick punched a hole in the head pipe and broke off inside. so i ordered a new one and it sound's fine now, and no power loss. ;)

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thanks guys! it was the head pipe.6b37fa60.gif guess when i ran up the tree a stick punched a hole in the head pipe and broke off inside. so i ordered a new one and it sound's fine now, and no power loss. ;)
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  • 10 years later...
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Bonjours je sait pas si quelqun a une réponse a ma question jai un kawasaki bayou 300 4x4 il démarre mais na pas de power et fait de la boucanne blanche et je ne sait plus quoi essayer si quelqu’un a une réponse serait très apprécier 

 

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