Hello everybody. I am new to this forum and have a slight problem. I own a 1994 kawasaki 750sx and it will not start. The jet ski was running at the end of the summer and I was trying to start it up so I could winterize it. I am getting a spark on both cylinders and it has plenty of fuel in the tank. Any ideas of what could be wrong? Thanks.
750 won't start
- Thread starter kawiguy
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Fathom
WaveJunkie PR
- Location
- Central Illinois
Is it primed, do you have a primer or choke? Drop some (read small amount) premix down the carb(s) and give it a try.
Fathom
WaveJunkie PR
- Location
- Central Illinois
No, if your primer is getting fuel to the carb, no need to dump more down the throat. Possibly a dirty carb? Make sure you don't have fuel line blockage. If it starts on a prime and dies, something with the fuel delivery system is not right.
Fathom
WaveJunkie PR
- Location
- Central Illinois
If you pull your flame arrestor off and pump the prime, you'll see shots of fuel enter the throat of the carb. To check for blockage of the fuel lines, pull the lines off the carb one at a time and blow through them. You should hear air going back through the tank on the return line and have a clear passage on the supply and pulse line.
ugadawg131
What a noob
- Location
- ATL (lake Allatoona)
i think you can disconect the fuel lines from the carb and crank it and see if gas shoots out of the line...correct me if im wrong...