Ajmboy

When you heated it, did you heat it up enough? Maybe more heat? * Added year, make, and model to thread title.

Is this for a Honda? If so, what year, and model?

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Welcome to QUADCRAZY! I used to own a King Quad, great machine! Check out some of the setups here: ITP TIRES - The World's #1 ATV Aftermarket Tire & Wheel Source :: Customer Quads * Added year, make, and model to thread title.

Happy Father's Day to all the Dads!

Good morning! TGIF!

What year is it? Check your other fuses.

Good luck selling it!

Did you fix your problem?

Did you sell it?

You can always check a site like bikebandit and their oem section to see what parts are the same.

Try disconnecting the batter to reset the computer, that's fuel injected I believe.

Welcome to QUADCRAZY. I've never heard of that brand, but if I had to guess, it should run with the stock exhaust but will run better if you have a less restrictive exhaust. Check with the manufacturer of that brand.

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That's cool!

Good morning!!!!!!!!!!!

If I had to guess, from sitting...the float pin in the carb is corroded and stuck. This happened to my 2004 Kodiak years back after sitting. It's either not getting fuel or spark. Spray some fuel into the intake and see if it starts, then you know it's fuel...take the carb apart or remove it enough to access the carb bowl. I think I rotated it somehow and pulled the bowl off and checked the float movement.

Check to see if it's getting fuel, see if the fuel petcock is off (if it has one). * Added issue to thread title.

Welcome to QUADCRAZY!

So is it bleeding through when you hold down the brake and release the bleeder? * Added year, make, and model to thread title.

Happy belated B-Day! :partyc:

Manny got robbed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you tried jumping the winch direct to the battery to make sure it works?

Wow, that's awesome you got it back! Pressure wash it at the carwash like cheriah said...

Have you checked sites like bikebandit.com and looked in their OEM section? See if the part numbers are the same for the carb...between years. * Added full year, make, model, and issue to thread title for better searches.