Stalling when starting

Sounds like it was starving for fuel. First thing to do is check your fuel pump pressure with a gauge. Try sprayinf a little starting fluid into the throttle body to see if it will start. If it does, then you know its a fuel problem.

Hi, you need to first determine if the problem is ignition or fuel related. Spray some starting fluid into the air filter inlet then try to start it. You need to open the throttle 1/4 to 1/2 open. If the engine fires for a few seconds, you have a fuel delivery problem. If the engine does not fire at all, you'll need to verify you have no spark. Then you'll know it's an electrical/ignition problem.

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Engine Stall Or No Start Condition on Pontiac Grand Prix. The fuel pump may fail ...No codes thrown... The car finally died on 8th avenue and 30th street in Manhattan. ...1996 Pontiac Grand Prix- 3.1L V6138,920Visitor. My car just decided it ...

Check the catalytic converters. Pull the O2 sensor between the engine an cat. If it runs. Replace the catalytic converter/s. Fuel filters can clog up, but they give signs as struggling to keep up at higher speeds. Has pressure, just no volume. The will go forever, say at 55 MPH, but try doing 60 MPH and the engine cuts out or stalls a bit.

Then your carb IS NOT CLEAN or IS NOT ADJUSTED PROPERLY. Flooding is a direct result of your carb having issues.

Replace coil

give your bike to any good mechanic.it maybe some engine tuning problem not in carburetor

check your carburater.

Hello,
Sounds like the fuel pump is getting too hot and then it's causing vapour lock, therefor starving the engine. After the bike shuts off the fuel pump cools down it's allowing the fuel to flow once again. On my 2000 V11 Sport I solved this by shielding the fuel pump with an insulated foil wrap from a car parts store. Now the fuel pump stays cooler and I never had vapour lock again. Of course if your fuel pump is located in the gas tank then my suggestion will not help. Hope this helps.

Your fan is not comming on, check your Antifreeze.