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Reply #75 - 11/20/16 at 15:48:09
 
If you have a set of jumper cables you could jump it off a car (not running!) and motorcycle  batteries should be charged at a slow rate,say less than 2amps /per hour.
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Reply #76 - 11/20/16 at 15:50:22
 
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 11/13/16 at 08:27:22:
Checking for a leak between carb and engine would not be a bad idea.
But, number one on the list of
Stuff that makes people crazy
Weak battery
Screwed up petcock

If I am having trouble with anything starting
I squirt some ether in.
It's either fuel, air or spark.
Give it fuel.
See what happens.

After you're sure the battery is up.

Pulling the plug to test spark doesn't Prove it is firing under compression, just that the ignition system is alive and will make it spark. If the battery is Skippy and spinning the motor over, but the starter motor current draw drops the battery voltage enough, the plug won't fire.
To test the spark, get another plug, put the plug wire on it, and ground it, hit start.



Pulling the battery to
A
check your water level
B
Get it tested
Is a hassle

But, so is what you're going through.
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Reply #77 - 11/21/16 at 06:41:36
 
12.4 VDC is a dead battery. You should see a static charge of around 12.8 VDC for a healthy battery.
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Reply #78 - 11/21/16 at 14:28:04
 
I took battery from my car. It turns engine easy but still no fire. Petcock on prime works fine. So I removed seat and tank. Need a plug  tool to remove it to check it . I will write you about spark. Looks like its gone. Thank you all!!!
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Reply #79 - 02/24/17 at 14:07:04
 
Good news winter almost finished but still tempereture is negative in Celsius ! In april will be legal to drive motorcycle again. I Started my Savage Smiley I tried to change petrol, removed sparkplug and cleaned ,  set a petcock on Prime and with car battery it started!  Than you all for help!!!
I think raptor works bad. Because hard to start in
reserve or on position, but engine works when i change position from prime to res.
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Reply #80 - 02/24/17 at 19:18:57
 
Dirt and crud hide by the plug. Blow it out or do something to inspect down there. Doesn't take a lot of crap on top of the piston to be a problem.
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Reply #81 - 02/24/17 at 19:41:54
 
Laukins, A raptor petcock doesn't have a pri. position only the stock petcock does,get a raptor!
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