shee hard to start

[omalavet]

i bougth a used shee 2005 and every morning that i want to start it it wont start i HAVE to use the engine start fluid to start it then wen i put fuel in again even when hot it dosent start once again and some time wen i go really fast in six gear for a long period and then i come to a stop and it wont start....HELP

[Screaming Yellow Zonker]

You might want to pull your carbs off and clean them. Most likely your pilot jets are gummed up. You could also try turning your air screws in a quarter turn at a time this might help.

 

Good luck.

[hylander88]

also might want to check for spark to if weak also will do the same thing...also check gap between fly wheel and the coil...will also give you a weak spark..that how mine was fixed the gap fire up one kick...

[omalavet]

You might want to pull your carbs off and clean them. Most likely your pilot jets are gummed up. You could also try turning your air screws in a quarter turn at a time this might help.

 

Good luck.

 

i didnt pull the card off at this time i just adjust the screws and wont start in the cold im from puerto rico so a cold start is like 75-80f

[omalavet]

also might want to check for spark to if weak also will do the same thing...also check gap between fly wheel and the coil...will also give you a weak spark..that how mine was fixed the gap fire up one kick...

 

 

yeah at frist it was that gap that could not get the shee started but ive already fix that and now is something else i dont now

[mopar1rules]

what's the gap between the flywheel and coil suppose to be?

[omalavet]

what's the gap between the flywheel and coil suppose to be?

 

 

i dont now the real # but mine is almost touching the little metal part of the fly wheel all i now is that it has to be really close

 

try to find it n the manual download it here

 

http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=68045

[mopar1rules]

i couldn't find anything in that downloadable manual. anyone know the proper gap on the pickup coil to the flywheel?

[_Hex*]

the proper gap is .22, also check the pickup coil on the top under the fuel tank

[mopar1rules]

.22?

 

you mean .022"?

[mopar1rules]

.22?

 

you mean .022"?

[mopar1rules]

.22?

 

you mean .022"?

[Misssppelllleddd]

I had the exact same problem before except my shee is 1987. My stator coil went bad on me which it shouldn't go bad already with a 2005. You might want to try getting a multi use voltmeter. The one that also measures amps and ohms. Get your hands on a Clymer manual and start checking the electrical system. It is a pain in the ass but it helped me with finding my problem.