Just chenk that it is mechanically sound, remove the muffler and check the condition of the piston skirt through the open exhaust port, any signs of scuffing and it will need to come apart to assess the damage.
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I would ask you to have your computer scanned for codes, this would tell you what is wrong, but possibly this may not be possible for you to do. Your description leads me to believe that your problem is a bad crankshaft sensor. GOOD LUCK FRIEND.
That could very well be the problem, you will have to rreplace it sooner or later. Might as well be now because it will cause problems with misfire and catalytic converter overheating.
Sir, check your sparkplugs if there is current or electric, you can use sparktester or do it manually out your sparkplug and put it on the top of the head cover of the engine then start the motorcycle if the sparkplug sparks meaning to say electric is ok. check your fuel and your carburetor, bleed your carburetor to check if there is gasoline in the carburetor. thanks, i hope your motorcycle will start.
1. open hood
2. disconect battery
3. remove sparkplugs cable
3. use a torque ranch to remove sparkplugs (turn to left)
4. replace with new sparkplugs
5. connect cables
6. connect battery
check sparkplug- remove spark cover scrach bottom of cover with a srewdriver and replace or remove spark from scoket and place in cover while holding spark to housing pull cord if no spark then clean end and replace or buy a new spark and off you should go.
it could be extremely flooded with way to much fuel. in the motor.take out the sparkplug turn the ignition switch OFF and pull the starter rope...if there is a lot of fuel blowing out of the cylinder...thats your problem.....buy a new sparkplug and try starting it with no choke and full throttle with the new sparkplug fitted....see how you go.....or its warn out and has no compression to fire up the fuel.....in this case ..its time to upgrade
Your timing chain may need replaced. Sounds like your plugs are sparking too late or too early. or the gap is too big in your plugs. ( get a gapper and regap to .08 ish.. ) Try these
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