For your initial start up I would hook a wire from the battery straight to the coil and use the button on the starter solenoid to crank it. That eliminates any other wiring issues you may have. Use a crocodile clip at the battery so it is easy to disconnect the coil. Have you cleaned the float bowls and freed the float needles? Good luck
Turning over is half the battle. Cheers
So you are saying there is more after it turns over. LOL
Looking forward to the noise!
Yep i agree
For your initial start up I would hook a wire from the battery straight to the coil and use the button on the starter solenoid to crank it. That eliminates any other wiring issues you may have. Use a crocodile clip at the battery so it is easy to disconnect the coil.
Have you cleaned the float bowls and freed the float needles?
Good luck
No i have not messed with any needles or float bowls yet, good to know thx
Plug might be a different heat range. Not an issue there is plenty of room in the chamber.
Thanks for that