i have a 01 banshee i had a new top end done and now it acts like its only runin off one cylinder any have a solution

 

Where did you have the topend done?
What was replaced?
Did you install new plugs and gap them?
Whats the compression like on each clinder?
Have you tried switching coils?

 

i did the top end and everythang checked out great the carps sound like there suckin to much air

 

Did you hone or bore the cylinders?
Did you replace the pistons or just the rings?
What do you mean everything checked out ok?
Any aftermarket parts?
Whats your jetting?
You didnt answer all the questions I asked the first time. We need more info to help you. You cant just post "my quad doesnt work" and expect us to figure out whats wrong.

 

yea you can try swapping the spark plug boots around and see if it makes the other side not fire, an incorrectly installed or not sealed head gasket could cause something like this also, and you need to try and answer some of JLsparkys questions, the more you can tell us the more we can help.

 

i had the same prob with my 2001 shee at low to mid range it was doing it and then once i topped out it ran on both and i was goin nuts for a while everything was good compress plugs yada yada to make a long story short it was my air/fuel settings on one of the carbs after i fixed that its been fine since hope it helped

 

we have replaced coil stator and plugs on 04 banshee still no fire can anyone help?

 

have you tested for an active ground? kill switch activated even though it shows "on" position? i.e. short circuit,,,,use a meter.

 

I bought a 2006 banshee and it is the first 2 stroke ive ever owned. also the only carb. bike ive ever owned. when the engine is cold it just will not start. but once it runs you can kill it and cranks on first kick after that until you allow it to sit over night. but i can put it in first gear and bearly push it and cranks up fine. Can anyone maybe give me a pointer on this? Seems like this small problem makes me wish they made the banshee with fuel injection.