lt500 not starting
#13
Originally posted by: gnjeff
they are all ways hard to start. suzuki put in a built in theft system that only the owner knows how to start. it will take some time but he will figure it out.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
they are all ways hard to start. suzuki put in a built in theft system that only the owner knows how to start. it will take some time but he will figure it out.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#16
Go to the dunes: Please keep in mind that when you change oil ratio's, that you WILL need to do some re-jetting. And chances are your jetting being off will typically make it harder to start... Food for thought.
The old days, the mfg recommended 20:1 ratios, but that's with the old dino oil.... the newer synthetics recommend 32:1 and up... Pick your poison, and jet accordingly, and stick with it... that will yield the best results.
The old days, the mfg recommended 20:1 ratios, but that's with the old dino oil.... the newer synthetics recommend 32:1 and up... Pick your poison, and jet accordingly, and stick with it... that will yield the best results.
#19
Can you see what # is stamped on the left side of the carb?
I remember seeing old post's on most of your questions dude. All you have to do is search.
There is ALOT of good Zilla info on this site, for free!
Freak
I remember seeing old post's on most of your questions dude. All you have to do is search.
There is ALOT of good Zilla info on this site, for free!
Freak
#20
http://albaaction.com/ go to this web site look up the factory parts section. pick the make and year of the bike and it will list parts of the bike and give you an exploded view of that part it will help out with finding parts and give you an idea of how much they cost if still are available.


