Riding an ATV on difficult terrain and balancing the throttle to prevent it from stalling can be quite the challenge. The top 5 most common reasons an ATV only runs …

Popping and banging noises from your ATV is annoying, but it’s also a warning sign that you probably shouldn’t ignore. An ATV makes a popping noise because the engine is …

Your engine feels sluggish and bogs down. You check the bottle style filter and see it’s only 1/2 full. What’s going on? The top 8 reasons an ATV fuel filter …

Nothing wreaks your trail riding fun like an overheating ATV, and without spare coolant, it’s a real worry. You may put water in an ATV radiator as a short-term measure. …

A smoking engine generally isn’t a good sign but let’s not meet trouble halfway. Hard or worn valve stem oil seals will cause an ATV to smoke when first started. …

An erratic idling ATV engine is so annoying but could point to a far more serious problem. The four most likely causes of an ATV idling up and down include: …

Your ATV air filter is critically important, but you already know that. The correct oil is important, too though a filter can’t trap WD40 doesn’t have the correct characteristics to …

Black smoke and the smell of raw gas from your ATV sure sign your engine is running too rich. It makes sense to grab this problem early. Ignoring this symptom …

You can’t mistake the smell of raw gas, and in the case of a gas leak, that’s a good thing. Leaking gas and hot exhausts aren’t a good mix. There …

ATV valve adjustment is often forgotten about, and I understand why. Just getting access to the valves on some bikes is a mission in itself. But if you hear a …