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Yesterday I finished up wiring in an audio system and had the tank off like, after I put it back together to go for a ride, it started very rough and like one cylinder was hitting. I had changed the fuel line and crossover line while it was off so I had to drain the tank.
I had zero problems before. I couldn't ever get to run regularly so I put it back in the garage.
It had a hard time starting, turning over but not firing, when it did it was rough with only the rear cylinder hitting with compression. I thought it was where there was air or no gas in the line to begin. I tried to let it run out but no luck.
shew got it, was looking back over everything and saw a connector right behind the intake that had come undone. Not exactly sure what it is but some sort of sensor for the front cylinder, dis-assembled again hooked it back, now its back in business!
Yesterday I finished up wiring in an audio system and had the tank off like, after I put it back together to go for a ride, it started very rough and like one cylinder was hitting. I had changed the fuel line and crossover line while it was off so I had to drain the tank.
I had zero problems before. I couldn't ever get to run regularly so I put it back in the garage.
It had a hard time starting, turning over but not firing, when it did it was rough with only the rear cylinder hitting with compression. I thought it was where there was air or no gas in the line to begin. I tried to let it run out but no luck.
Any ideas with this little amount of info???
Make sure that both spark plug wires are connected nice and tight.
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