250cc Roketa ATV Engine on Racing Go Kart
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250cc Roketa ATV Engine on Racing Go Kart
Hi,
Im putting a Roketa 250 cc ATV engine on my racing go kart but I an having problems getting the engine to start when I hook the starter up to the solenoid and then to.the battery the solenoid.clicks.but the starter doesn't turn over whats the problem?
Thanks
Im putting a Roketa 250 cc ATV engine on my racing go kart but I an having problems getting the engine to start when I hook the starter up to the solenoid and then to.the battery the solenoid.clicks.but the starter doesn't turn over whats the problem?
Thanks
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It can only be a couple things here. First let's try a couple things:
1) Using a multi-meter set to Ohms, check that you have a good ground from the engine case to the battery negative terminal.
1.1) If less than 1.0 ohms, then you are grounded good. If more than that, you have either a loose or corroded ground somewhere.
If the ground tests are good, then move to step 2:
2) Using a multi-meter set on VDC, check to see if you are getting 12vdc @ the starter terminal when you try to start it. (This would be the large cable coming directly off the starter solenoid).
2.1) If not, then check @ the starter relay to ensure you have 12vdc on the input terminal (not trying to start the engine). And when starting, see if you get your 12vdc on the output. If you are, then the solenoid is functioning properly.
3) If all the above check good, then you have a bad starter.
Run those tests (should only take a few minutes as it sounds like everthing will be easily accessible since it's on a go-kart) and we can go from there.
1) Using a multi-meter set to Ohms, check that you have a good ground from the engine case to the battery negative terminal.
1.1) If less than 1.0 ohms, then you are grounded good. If more than that, you have either a loose or corroded ground somewhere.
If the ground tests are good, then move to step 2:
2) Using a multi-meter set on VDC, check to see if you are getting 12vdc @ the starter terminal when you try to start it. (This would be the large cable coming directly off the starter solenoid).
2.1) If not, then check @ the starter relay to ensure you have 12vdc on the input terminal (not trying to start the engine). And when starting, see if you get your 12vdc on the output. If you are, then the solenoid is functioning properly.
3) If all the above check good, then you have a bad starter.
Run those tests (should only take a few minutes as it sounds like everthing will be easily accessible since it's on a go-kart) and we can go from there.
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