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Re: My 98 suzuki vz800 marauder sputters at low speeds...
Could be a combo of all. Replace your spark plugs sync carbs, and run it to see how it responds before you mess with the mixtures. Also check for any vacuum leaks. Hope this helps.
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check your fuel strainers in your tank. you can also switch the fuel selector switch to reserve. if none of this works, then its probably your fuel pump
If you mean that fuel runs out of one of the vent lines, note that one of those lines is for overflow from the carb bowl. If this is what is happening, you might have corrosion or dirt making your float needle stick, and overflow fuel to that carb. It needs to be cleaned out by removing the bowl, float and float needle.
This is a sure sign your scoot is running too lean. Try to determine if its one carb or both. check adjustments fuel & air mixture first if not its a good posibility you might have to have your carbs balanced vacuum is shared by both and your coast down may be starving in one or the other.
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