dingo 150 cranks won't start
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dingo 150 cranks won't start
My Kazuma Falcon 150 did the same as yours. Found the problem was a hair line crack in the rubber housing of the intake manifold. You will probably have to remove the intake to get a good look. Take the manifold and look it over real good. Gently flex the rubber to see if there is a crack.
I used black RTV silicone rubber to fix it. I applied one coat and smeared it real good over the crack. I let the silicone
cure and then gave it a second coat.
Reinstalled the intake and the problem was solved. I did this last fall and its still working fine.
This may not be what is wrong with yours, but the only way to find out is to check it out.
Hope this helps!
This, and one of the headlights went out has been the only problems with our Kazuma.
Clava
I used black RTV silicone rubber to fix it. I applied one coat and smeared it real good over the crack. I let the silicone
cure and then gave it a second coat.
Reinstalled the intake and the problem was solved. I did this last fall and its still working fine.
This may not be what is wrong with yours, but the only way to find out is to check it out.
Hope this helps!
This, and one of the headlights went out has been the only problems with our Kazuma.
Clava
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