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Ran... then died

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flyhunter3825

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I just got my brand new coils in the mail today. Hooked them up, filled the tank, pulled the clutch, pushed the button, heard it want to start, started, reved it a little, then died. Repeated previous process & started good, but died if not held at faster than idle. So I reved it a little to get some fuel flow, as I assume this thing hasnt started for years, then all of it died, gauges, lights, starter, no power. Result was a blown fuse. Seemed like a harmless fault. I replaced it & now I have no spark. Any ideas?

Good news would be greatly appreciated as the transmission in my truck went out for the third time in 9 months today while running around looking for spark plug caps for my bike.
 
Hi,

There's really no need to cross-post the same thing in different sections.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
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