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I got a 1994 suzuki katana gsx 750 from my brother the bike has been sitting for a couple of years. it started when i got it but it only ran for a minute so i geuss it burned whatever was in the carbs. i tried disasembling the carbs and cleaning them. there werent any globs of dried up gas. after cleaning i reassembled them, put on the bike and it still wont start so i disconnected the gas tank and put some gas in the float bowls of each carb and still wouldnt start. it has good spark, good compression (also i tried shooting some starter fluid into the intake manifold to give it alittle help, burned the fluid but wouldnt turnover). what should i do now?

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Have same bike same problem.new pilot jets and super cleaned the chokes.runs great

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You say you cleaned the carbs, but did you pull and clean the jets ? they are very very tiny holes, and take like nothing to plug them. pull the jets and run a wire from a wire brush thru them, should start for you now

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