I have a 2005 Arctic Cat 90. It cranks over with starter but will not start. I changed the plug and it is firing. It is getting fuel. The rubber gasket in the fuel shut-off switch was breaking down and plugged up the valve. That has been cleaned out, and the carbuerator has been cleaned. Any help?

 

Any idea where I might get some help.

 

Check the kill switch. It happens to everyone once.

 

I have done that in the past, couldn't believe it. The switch is on. Still no go.

 

Not too familiar with AC 90s , but I know other makes have safety checks that prevent starting. Whether it be a kill switch cord triggered, park brake on to start, in neutral to start etc.

New gas? Choke functioning? Air Filter and box clean?
Try starting without air filter?

 

I would check that it is in neutral and/or pull the brake lever if it has the start in gear feature.

I had the neutral sensor go out and althoug hthe green light was onI could only start it by applying the brake.

Also remember you need fuel, air, spark inthe proper amounts to run.

Swampy