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Heres the deal, the shee doesnt want to start very easily. I can kick it over and over 1/2 or full choke (yes the gas and switches are on) and it doesnt want to start. However if I shut the gas off, flip the shee up on the grab bar to drain the gas, push it bac kdown and turn the gas back on itll start in 2-3 kicks. What could be the problem? I think im gunna mess with the idle jet screw. It has new plugs in it and fresh gas..

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Remove the bowls from the carbs and spray carb cleaner and compressed air through all the jets and passages. Also check to make sure the floats arent sticking up. See if that works.

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Remove the bowls from the carbs and spray carb cleaner and compressed air through all the jets and passages. Also check to make sure the floats arent sticking up. See if that works.

 

Tried all that except the compressed air cause I dont have a compressor. Im gunna hit it with some more carb cleaner tomorrow. Any chance the idle jet is playing a role in this?

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Once it started, if you stop it, does it start? If you let the engine cool does it start ?

 

It starts on the first kick everytime if the engine is warm. If its cold it takes awhile of kicking or emptying the carbs to start it.

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Turns out my carbs werent synced. Right one was .5 turns out and left one was 1.5

 

got em both at 1.5 and she starts within 3 kicks everytime now.

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Turns out my carbs werent synced. Right one was .5 turns out and left one was 1.5

 

got em both at 1.5 and she starts within 3 kicks everytime now.

You mean it was the airfuel screws that weren't sync'd or the slides? Thanks.

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