Tip of the Day: Quad Won’t Start?
Cassandra
- January 31 2009
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Last time you shut off your quad, everything was working great…but now it won’t start. What do you do? First, check the battery. If it’s fully charged, move on and check the carburetor. If it’s not gummed up and seems to be in working order, check the ignition wire. If that’s not the culprit, install a new spark plug and see if it’ll fire up.
Are you still reading? Okay, if none of those are the reason your machine isn’t running, your next step is to delve deeper in to the carburetor. Pull out the pilot jet and look through it—if there’s any debris in it, you won’t see daylight. If it’s gunked up, replace it.
Next, check for spark. There may be an unplugged wire in the harness. Finally, if all else fails, check the stator. We suggest running through this list, but if you still can’t get your quad running bring it to a professional mechanic.
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April 15th, 2009 at 4:25 pm
I think a important thing to mention, is if you quad has progressively gotten harder to start. If so your problem might very well be your valves.
Also on another note, I have seen faulty clutch/brake switches prevent the ability to start in gear.
Just figured I would stick my two cents in.
Love the mag.
Cheers,
Bryan
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