bykw2

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posted December 16, 2011 09:52 PM
Help!
My ZX-14 has not been started for over a month, I tried starting it today and all it does is just turn over without starting, I have gas in the tank. A couple time it act like it wanted to start, but never did.
Does anyone have any idea I can try, before I am faced to bring it to the shop. Please help!!!
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justoyz2

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posted December 17, 2011 02:25 AM
install a new set of plugs
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bykw2

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posted December 17, 2011 06:02 AM
Thanks I will try that.
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tnt
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posted December 17, 2011 07:43 AM
Check your battery voltage, make sure it os really putting out on all six cells, charge iy up to 13.??? , then it will fire off with the new plugs! Probably need fresh fuel too! The fuel we get now can go bad real quick! !!
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posted December 17, 2011 10:42 AM
prolly just low battery voltage. Not uncommon for mine to sit up for a month at a time, and it starts no problem.
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kawpower
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posted December 17, 2011 03:11 PM
next time buy a battery tender and keep it plugged in, my original 06, batt lasted 5yrs.
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bykw2

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posted December 17, 2011 06:49 PM
Thanks for all the suggestions changing the spark plugs did the trick, One thing I discovered was the guy who worked on my bike last replaced the plugs with some NGK CR9E instead of the NGK CR9EIA-9 which the bike came with. The plugs that were remove were totally black on the ends, I assume this is heavy carbon. I added a little fuel injector cleaner, to help with that old gas in the tank. On tomorrow I will add some fresh gas and a little more fuel injector cleaner, the bike run well now.
Thanks again for all the help..
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bykw2

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posted December 17, 2011 06:54 PM
Thanks for all the suggestions changing the spark plugs did the trick, One thing I discovered was the guy who worked on my bike last replaced the plugs with some NGK CR9E instead of the NGK CR9EIA-9 which the bike came with. The plugs that were remove were totally black on the ends, I assume this is heavy carbon. I added a little fuel injector cleaner, to help with that old gas in the tank. On tomorrow I will add some fresh gas and a little more fuel injector cleaner, the bike run well now.
Thanks again for all the help..
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