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Posted by chief
 - January 30, 2011, 00:58:09 AM

First check the kill switch...

Check the kick stand and clutch switch and make sure the plug caps are secure

If you have plenty of fuel and all switches are ok..

immediately after attempting a start pull a plug and check the insulator. If its wet, you are getting fuel. If not, you may have a fuel pump problem.

The EFI does a self-diagnosis... the procedure for getting any error codes is located over in the mods/tips area of the web site.

No error codes, do a spark test ... that will tell you if a coil is bad.

Posted by LightEagle
 - January 29, 2011, 23:23:10 PM

I have a '99 1500 with new battery and plugs.  Yesterday I started up to get fuel for a ride and it seem to take a little longer to fire up.  Today it cranks like crazy, but no fire.  A couple of small  coughs every now and then.  Should I be looking at the coil/s and wires?  Thanks in advance.

Mike Conlisk
LightEagle
'99 1500 Stock

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