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Hi everyone,

Dont know if anyone can help but basicly i went away to college and left my bike lying in the shed for about a month. When i got back it was completely dead. I have taken the engine to bits cudent see anything wrong-plenty compression etc. put a new plug in and its spaking well, took the carb off cleaned it out. Reed block out nothing wrong there either. i dont know anything about electrics but i thought if there was spark it would at least fire?

has anyone got any ideas?

Regards Ross

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whack some pro boost in the petrol to start with, helps clears stuff out. and just remeber 3 things an engine needs to start

ignition (spark)

fuel

compresstion

so work on a basis of those 3 things, check all the fuel line etc, make sure your plugs producing a big fat spark, and make sure your engine does have enough compresstion

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Yeah take the plug out and check for fuel, if it has fuel it could be flooded. So let dry out and try again. If still not working post again ;)

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hi everyone,

tried everything yous suggested and its still not starting. i have run out of ideas so if anyone can help i would greatly appreciate it. Could it be something to do with the spark timing? something else i noticed was that the end of the plug was oily on occations ie after repeted kicking.

Ross

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something else i noticed was that the end of the plug was oily on occations ie after repeted kicking.

Ross

Too Rich Maybe? :headscratch: .....Make sure the screws holding the stator are tight.......then what I've done is make scribe marks around 'em.....so you have basepoint to start from, if changing the timing any. ;)

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