qkrrlxo

hey, I started my bike when it was like 15 degrees out yesterday. and it started right up but shuts off after 5-10 secs later. so i figured it was because it was cold so started back up it stayed on for about 2 sec and shuts off again. so tried it again and it won't start so i crank and crank the bike. so i think i flooded the spark plug. few days ago when it was 30-50 degree it was perfect. it started ran perfect. i just got the bike tuned-up so i couldn't be the spark plugs being fouled up. can i just leave it till it gets nice out?? is there a way to fix the flood? can i push start it?? every opinion is appriciated thanks.

DSC

you could have fouled the plugs starting it up and only letting it run for a short time could very possible fouled the plugs. mine did the same thing it would run and run rough at first then it just stoped running come to find out plugs went bad. it was right when i first got it and i would crank it up for like a min to show someone

qkrrlxo

well i just put in a brand new spark plugs.. not too long ago.. and it wasn't giving me a rough idle it just stalled out cause it was cold. and i would try to spray some starting fluid tomorrow.. worst case i'm going to take the plugs out tomorrow.. and inspect it. but i was expecting a easier way to find and cure the problem.. any other opinions?? will be very appriciated..

FrankieG

Fuel cut relay!!!

DSC

spray the starter fluid in and if it still don't crank its plugs or in ignition if it hits then it fuel

Kaotic

sounds like a fuel problem to me.. is the fuel pump turning on? how long was it sitting? gas could have gone bad.

Wheeliest

reach through your fairings and see if you can pull the coil packs out of the spark plug hole, if you notice it is incredibly easy on one of them, you over tightend one of those spark plugs and the head is now stripped. this is a regular occurance on 929's