I cant order or fix anything gone wrong on it without knowing any details on it

indicates the ignition system components over heating
if the coil is the wrong voltage (7.5 volts running without the resistor so that it is constant 12 volts)
ignition control module overheating internally

look for the serial number on the frame.. sometimes there is a plate with the info you need on the steering head, or on one of the frame rails... then get the serial number off the engine case... they might match..:)
..If the Suzuki model/year/serial number plate is missing completely.. you may have purchased a "hot" one.. you can find the engine size by looking at the bottom of the outside of the cylinder.. it usually has the "cc" size cast into it... ie.. a "246 cc" would be a 250..
good luck.. be careful..
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best place t go is youtube and if you cant find your watching any small motor video will help but you need to watch one of the same engine if yours is 2 stroke then watch a 2 stroke video and same as 4 stroke carbs are different hope this helps

one is a drain hose. then there is one from tank to inlet of carb.

Make and model please and the year if possible.

Look at the end of the red coiled key chain thing does it have something on the end if so look for where it fits it may have a cut out switch for beginners

Go to a Honda Store with all the info & numbers
The parts dept will answer that

Should have cc on engine cylinder sounds like Chinese quad

This is a Lynn Edwards hand drawn schematic (scroll down)

http://forums.atvconnection.com/chinese-quads/323218-150-cc-taotao-wont-start-no-spark-2.html

This should be exactly what you need. Took a while to find it.

Kelly

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