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Title: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by ZenThumper on 03/12/17 at 13:53:49 Did a complete rebuild on my s40 and got it all put together today. Put some gas in and tried to start it up. It turns over with no problem but does not start. Tried numerous times to see if it just needed Gas into the carb but still nothing. Any suggestions? Was thinking it was maybe the starter solenoid? But really have no clue. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/12/17 at 14:48:49 Put it on Prime. The Savage is notorious for turning over fine but not starting. The battery has to be hot to spin it AND make a spark. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by MMRanch on 03/12/17 at 14:49:35 ZEN It turns over with no problem Its not the starter or the solenoid . Do ya have spark ? Do ya have gas (drain screw at bottom of carb.)? Do ya have compression ? while ya got the spark plug out checking spark --- stick you finger in the hole to plug it , then turn the motor over --- 100+ # will move your finger off the hole ... ::) ... woin't hurt a bit ... ;D . Or borrow a compression tester from AutoZone . |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by ZenThumper on 03/12/17 at 14:57:46 pulled out the drain plug and it is bone dry |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Ruttly on 03/12/17 at 15:20:22 Then turn your petcock to prime and see if fuel comes out the drain at bottom of carb |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Oldfeller on 03/12/17 at 15:45:58 You are infected with a DISEASED, PUSS FILLED stock vacsucker petcock -- get rid of it take a dose of Raptor manual petcock and call us in the morning ..... ;D |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by jcstokes on 03/12/17 at 16:16:01 BUUUT, make sure you get the correct Yamaha Raptor petcock from a Yamaha dealer, or reputable EBAY seller and not some cheapo thing to save money. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Ruttly on 03/12/17 at 16:48:25 And don't forget to cap the nipple on the carb that goes to the puss filled infected petcock. You will be eliminating that vacuum hose. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by verslagen1 on 03/12/17 at 17:11:20 47404C4F415A230 wrote:
Pull the hose off the carb and point it into a cup. turn the petcock to prime, be ready to turn it back. gas shoulda filled the cup lickity split, if not, raptorcock pronto. put hose back on carb, turn to prime, take a plastic handled screwdriver and tap on the carb... sometimes the float valve gets stuck. might as well leave the cup under the drain and confirm it's flowing. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Kris01 on 03/12/17 at 19:43:52 Ebay is NOT your friend. You want the genuine Yamaha Raptor 660 (?) petcock. Anyone have the p/n off the top of their head? |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by IslandRoad on 03/14/17 at 15:37:00 Raptor 660 Petcock # 5LP-24500-01 |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by MMRanch on 03/14/17 at 17:14:02 Zen Inside you carb. is a LITTLE TINY FILTER on top of the float valve. Its super easy to stop-up. I just removed mine (threw it as far over my shoulder as I could (Durn-Thing >:()) The tank has a filter , my fuel line has a filter , so why does the float valve need one too ! ::) Ya half to remove that little screw inside the carb. bowel ceiling and drop the needle -assembly thingiee , to even see it. I was having a problem "running out of gas" when I went to pass the pokey vehicle in front of me .... you know the 45 in a 55 Zone type ... then run out of gas before I'd get around them. Ain't no more of that non-sense after giving that (tinny little thing ) a pitch ! made me feel so much better ! ;) |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Kris01 on 03/14/17 at 18:51:55 I guess that filter is there to keep from clogging the port that fills the float bowl. But what does it matter? If the filter is clogged or the passage is clogged, the float bowl won't get filled. It's 6 of one and half a dozen of another! |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Chelo on 03/19/22 at 19:51:07 I have a 2006 suzuki s40 and the issue I have is it won't start. I can jump it by jumping it at the starter solenoid. I have replaced the starter, the compression solenoid a the starter (relay)solenoid. But won't start with the ignition button. When I try to crank it all I hear is a click. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by MMRanch on 03/19/22 at 21:24:39 Bad Starter Sellonid . Its clicking but not passing juice ! |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by verslagen1 on 03/19/22 at 21:48:47 4B606D64677B7B697E696F6D3A38383E080 wrote:
You should hear 2 clicks, 1st one is the decomp solenoid. 2nd is the starter relay. I would put a voltmeter or a light on the starter relay to see if you're getting a signal when you push the button. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by Chelo on 03/20/22 at 09:07:25 So the clicking isn't coming from the starter solenoid. The previous one did that. |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by MMRanch on 03/20/22 at 11:36:06 Hay Chelo How about putting a test light or volt meter on the wire feeding the starter when you press the start button ? That would determin the good or bad relay thing. I took the decompression Senolid off mine when I put on the larger fuel tank because there wasn't room under the tank for it. Well , I found : that with a stock engine I didn't need it. It might be better to leave it on and working since Suzuki thought it needed it ? So , test for |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by MMRanch on 03/21/22 at 21:17:22 Chelo Auto Zone may have a test light ? You could ask for a 12 volt test light. They loan tools out for the price of the tool and you can bring it back or not . |
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Title: Re: Suzuki S40 won't start Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/21/22 at 23:45:30 Recently I've seen test lights that have a digital voltage readout in the handle. I'm wanting one of those. |
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