BRETTA WON'T START WHEN NOT STARTED A FEW DAYS
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Yes I agree with what Wack says but I can start my scooter after a couple of weeks ( more like days in truth as I use it a lot) without issue 2nd kick every time and I mix my oil just like everybody else.
Definitely fuel related. Check flow from fuel tap into a bottle. Check carb filter. Remove any inline fuel filters if fitted. Check float assembly to ensure it is free to allow fuel to flow.
Definitely fuel related. Check flow from fuel tap into a bottle. Check carb filter. Remove any inline fuel filters if fitted. Check float assembly to ensure it is free to allow fuel to flow.
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You didn't come back on my comment above, it's surprising how many people wring the throttle whilst kicking it over which just results in a weak mixture. Try it with the throttle firmly closed for a few kicks and see if it's any better.coaster wrote:Always keep the throttle closed when kicking it over, especially from cold. You'll find it fires up much easier.
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Aha. Filter !
Let us know the outcome. (Keep that throttle shut!!)
Let us know the outcome. (Keep that throttle shut!!)
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So what was the outcome as I see you're riding it albeit with a few problems.