Okay so i just got a 2007 baja sc50-2 scooter a couple weeks ago and my sister was trying to ride it lastnight but wrecked it. it started back up fine like 2 times but the kickstand was really loose and i didnt notice it till it came off at the gas station like 30 minutes later. it has a plug on it but i have no idea where it goes and i still cant find it and im pretty sure its keeping it from starting. can anyone help me figure this out our does anyone know where its supposed to plug in at?

SOURCE: took off this morning and the escape started

you are right, its probably the fuel filter. wow 113120 miles without changing the fuel filter. also, change the air filter and have your intake manifold cleaned. this will greatly improve acceleration and fuel economy. best wishes - hotratchet

SOURCE: Fuel ECU fuse keeps blowing (30 amp)

Your fuel pump is internally binding and causing the fuse to blow. Change the pump (and filter while you're back there.)

SOURCE: oily spark plug,changed plugs now car smokes

You changed 6 coils, but you didn't change spark plugs? The new coils give strong spark to burn off resisdues from your old plugs plus what ever left inside the combustion due to bad old coils causing smoke and bad ordor. Change all new spark plugs so you can have good ignition to burn off all junks inside combustion chambers. Smokes are at the beginning, but it will go away after less than 10 minutes.
If it is not going away you may have other problemS:
Rich mixture causing engine check light come on.
Check if engine oil level.
Check if your coolant level.
Open the oil cap to see if you have milky stuff. If there is milky stuff then you have bad head gasket.
Let me know what is coming out so others can learn from your experience. Good luck.

SOURCE: I have had a Check Engine Light on my dash for a

I agree with phillyboy. Don't buy a compression gauge though. Pay a garage to check your compression. $40 or so.There are three rings on a piston, a compression ring, an oil ring and another compression ring. If your rings have failed on cylinder 4, that would explain the oil on the spark plug. The oil that is building up on the spark plug is probably causing the misfire and subsequent code.

SOURCE: 86 bmw L7

I think your problem might be your fuel relay which is situated next to the fuse box in the engine compartment.