rreed
Well-Known Member
Hi, well it's good that it's the starter. From that it seems like and air fuel mixture issue. first things I would do, and I am in Port Orange by the way.
Pull the cover off the air filter and check to make sure it is clean and in good working order. Also, make sure it has the filter sealer on it to ensure it is not pulling in too much air. also look at the filter and make sure it does not look like it is being sucked in.
2 pull the fuel line off the output side of the fuel filter and put a small piece of hose on the filter and turn the bike over for a minute or so and make sure you have steady output of fuel. if you feel it is not steady do the same with the other side of the fuel line at the filter. if the flow looks the same then it's time to look at replacing the fuel pump. Also, when your turn the key to the on position does the fuel pump click at all?
Pull the cover off the air filter and check to make sure it is clean and in good working order. Also, make sure it has the filter sealer on it to ensure it is not pulling in too much air. also look at the filter and make sure it does not look like it is being sucked in.
2 pull the fuel line off the output side of the fuel filter and put a small piece of hose on the filter and turn the bike over for a minute or so and make sure you have steady output of fuel. if you feel it is not steady do the same with the other side of the fuel line at the filter. if the flow looks the same then it's time to look at replacing the fuel pump. Also, when your turn the key to the on position does the fuel pump click at all?