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2005 suzuki lt-700a will not start will crank over but not starting fuel is going to fuel injector but not coming out of injector even though it's good
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Hey Marty,
An internal combustion engine requires three things to run..(if all the internals are good)..
1. A properly timed spark.
2. Adequate compression (>120psi).
3. Proper air/fuel mixture.
Start by eliminating one of these at a time...(get a professional to clean and set the carb), install a new spark plug. Get a new fuel line.
Take your battery to O'Reilly's or AutoZone and have the CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) checked.. it takes amperage to crank your ATV..not voltage.. DO NOT EVER JUMP YOUR ATV WITH A CAR OR HI-AMP BATTERY CHARGER..TOO MANY AMPS!!!!
Have a qualified professional clean and set the carburetor...it will make sure the starting process is easier...new spark plug too... and check the air filter...replace if not perfect!!!
did you adjust the valves? check and make sure the fuel pump is putting out enough fuel, way past time to replace it. check your voltage too, the regulators in those are famous for dieing.
is it a carb or fuel injected? sounds like the fuel pump or filter(s). if this is electrical 'juice' then i would check your coils, spark plugs and wires. your starter switch could be bad (very common), your wire(s) in the starting circuit could be shorted somewhere. your starter could be stuck which will pull too much current to start but lights would come on if that was the problem. i'm sticking with the starter switch where the key is first then the fuses.
This description does sound like a battery that is running to flat or not charging enough to crank the machine, Assuming the down hill roll is a "clutch start". If you handy with a multi meter, just check the voltage on the battery, if it is not a maintenance free battery it might just need a top up. If it is still the original battery, you might just get away a couple of months or another year by reconditioning it.It might also have the charging cables being loose or worn depending on the use it has. Best wishes and good luck with the repair
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