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techtalk:ref:genmsr01 [2019/09/05 16:27]
ixl2relax [Starter Won't Turn Over]
techtalk:ref:genmsr01 [2020/10/30 21:37]
ixl2relax [Basic Diagnosis - Won't Start]
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   - Starter Solenoid   - Starter Solenoid
   - Starter Motor   - Starter Motor
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 +Obviously, to test at some of these points will require having the Keyswitch ON,\\
 +the RUN/STOP switch in the RUN Mode and the Start Button pressed.
  
 As a **quick test** to identify what part of the circuit\\ As a **quick test** to identify what part of the circuit\\
 is not getting or passing power, set your meter on 20vDC scale\\ is not getting or passing power, set your meter on 20vDC scale\\
-and test for voltage at these locations:+and test for voltage at these easily accessed ​locations:
  
   *   -1- At the Battery\\   *   -1- At the Battery\\
   *   -2- Incoming to the Main Fuse\\   *   -2- Incoming to the Main Fuse\\
-  *   -4- Incoming to the Ignition Fuse\\ +  *   -4- Incoming to the Ignition Fuse (Keyswitch ON)\\ 
-  *   -8- Incoming to the Solenoid\\+  *   -8- Incoming to the Solenoid ​(Keyswitch, RUN Mode & Start Button)\\
  
 Once you know which part of the circuit does not have power,\\ Once you know which part of the circuit does not have power,\\
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   * CRITICAL - Manually Hold Carb Slide Open & Fully Twist Open Throttle   * CRITICAL - Manually Hold Carb Slide Open & Fully Twist Open Throttle
   * Crank Engine about 5-7 cycles - Repeat procedure on Rear Cylinder   * Crank Engine about 5-7 cycles - Repeat procedure on Rear Cylinder
-  * Preferred Minimum 883=120psi - 1200=150psi (may be a little ​lower on cold engine)+  * Preferred Minimum 883=120psi - 1200=150psi ​- 2004+ 1200=180psi ​(cold engine ​may be lower)
   * Having both Cold & Warm Readings can be helpful - Let engine completely cool - Take Reading on Each Cylinder   * Having both Cold & Warm Readings can be helpful - Let engine completely cool - Take Reading on Each Cylinder
   * Keep a record for later comparison   * Keep a record for later comparison