Fuel+Spark+Air=Dissapointment
Jan 10, 2006 | 03:14 PM
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Fuel+Spark+Air=Dissapointment
You said you used a screwdriver to check spark....does that mean that you never ruled out the sparkplug itself? Put the plug in the boot and hold it to the motor and kick to check for spark.
Jan 10, 2006 | 07:43 PM
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Fuel+Spark+Air=Dissapointment
Originally posted by: GarrinChilders
How would I spray it in the carb and then put the ducts back on and kick it in the 3 seconds it takes for ether to dry LOL? and I have take the plug out and put a screwdriver in the plug wire held it close to the frame and kicked it and the sparked so I know I have spark.......... anything else I am running out of things to do other than build a warm blaster fire to roast s'mores over LOL
How would I spray it in the carb and then put the ducts back on and kick it in the 3 seconds it takes for ether to dry LOL? and I have take the plug out and put a screwdriver in the plug wire held it close to the frame and kicked it and the sparked so I know I have spark.......... anything else I am running out of things to do other than build a warm blaster fire to roast s'mores over LOL
Jan 10, 2006 | 10:57 PM
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Fuel+Spark+Air=Dissapointment
Got it to start with new plug and starting fluid with a roll start down a big hill, rode it back up the hill and i let it warm up and i took off and it locked the hell up cant move the kick start, and it wont budge in gear.