I have a 91 Trai lBoss 2x4 need some help please
#1
I have a 91 trail boss 2x4 and it is a 2 cycle. I was riding it and it cut off on me. I couldn't get it restarted. My dad was working on it and he found that the cylinder wasn't getting any fuel. Do ya'll know what is wronge or could tell us how to fix.
thanks hotdean
thanks hotdean
#2
did you turn on the pitcock and make sure it has gas in the tank[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]Check the air vent line on your tank it could be pinched or melted together.One way to check this is loosen up the gas cap and see if it will start.Had this happen on my 400 sportsman.
#3
Hey thanks, now we have fuel and air to the cylinder but it still doesn't ignited. We put a new spark plug in,last weekend and ran well until friday night. Does anyone know what is wronge, thanks for the help.
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#5
I try that, I have a spark. when I go to start it up it sounds like It wants to but it never does I try it by hand and with the starter it just won't start. We clean the Carb put a new spark plug in . We even took the gas that was in it out and put fresh in. We check all the lines, we don't know what eles to check. Well thanks for help ftwflh.
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#6
Hate to tell you this but you need to check the compresion of the motor.if its less that 100 it is time for a rebuild.but thats not that bad should run around 175.00 for piston,rings,gaskets and bore job.if you do it yourself.
#7
Thanks For The Help
Where is The Best place on the net to get a piston and all of the parts to rebuild the engine. Thanks Again
Hotdean
Where is The Best place on the net to get a piston and all of the parts to rebuild the engine. Thanks Again
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#8
You would be better off getting a piston and rings from where you get the cylinder bored at.I have found if they sell you the parts they do a better job at setting them up.All you should need is piston rings and topend gaskets.plus a bore job.youwill need to tahe it apart and check the clearance between the piston and cylinder,then mic both of them to see how much you need to bore and what size of piston.Good Luck
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