Bike wont start!/ fouling plugs?

[blaine]

Originally Posted by geezer

r u talking about your vacuum diaphram tube? it goes to the back of the petcock

Vacuum for petcock is on the left side. :cool:

[blaine]

Originally Posted by geezer

your chock is easy to remove and inspect takes a 14mm wrench and thats it. remove it from the carb and take a look, there is a spring in there that might be rusted up. i had to cut a bit off of mine to make it work again.

He has the choke dissembled from the carb.

[feltner58]

spring for the choke is inside the carb?

[blaine]

Originally Posted by feltner58

spring for the choke is inside the carb?

The spring is on the end of the choke cable with the plunger.
:cool:

[feltner58]

there was no spring when i pulled it out

[blaine]

Originally Posted by feltner58

there was no spring when i pulled it out

Just so there's no confusion,the choke cable in the manual is referred to as the "starter plunger".The choke will still work without the spring.You will have less resistance at the choke lever.

[5th_bike]

Originally Posted by feltner58

there was no spring when i pulled it out

It's item # 32 on the drawing of the carburetor, for instance see:
http://www.mrcycles.com/fiche_sectio...003&fveh=10117

[blaine]

Originally Posted by 5th_bike

It's item # 32 on the drawing of the carburetor, for instance see:
http://www.mrcycles.com/fiche_sectio...003&fveh=10117

Items 31-35 are mounted on the choke cable.

[geezer]

you sure there are no exhast leaks? spray around the carb again try hitting the intake manifold from differednt angles. and hook your chock back up before you do this

[jonathan180iq]

Where do you live in SC? Someone needs to actually see this thing
...or just take it in to the shop.