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Never had this happen before........
My SIL left his 06 Apex RTX up here since my sled is STILL in the shop......hasn't been moved since a week yesterday......so I went to start it this morning and it fired right up.......but then half way through warm up it "choked down" and now just sputters when trying to fire......
Simply flooded itself or do you think it fouled plug(s)?
I know these plugs are an absolute blue biotch to change compared to replacing the ones on my RX-1 or 06 Nytro.......
My SIL left his 06 Apex RTX up here since my sled is STILL in the shop......hasn't been moved since a week yesterday......so I went to start it this morning and it fired right up.......but then half way through warm up it "choked down" and now just sputters when trying to fire......
Simply flooded itself or do you think it fouled plug(s)?
I know these plugs are an absolute blue biotch to change compared to replacing the ones on my RX-1 or 06 Nytro.......


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out of gas?


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thor452 said:out of gas?
Nope......over 1/2 tank.......I did wonder about bad gas though.......he was up here riding all over east BeJesus..........


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is it possible you got watter in the fuel tank? they generaly wont fail while iddiling in fact i have never seen it only a carb model or bad/watter in gas.


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thor452 said:is it possible you got water in the fuel tank? they generaly won't fail while idling in fact i have never seen it only a carb model or bad/water in gas.
I'm kinda thinking along those lines......thought I might add some fresh non-ethenol to it tomorrow and see what happens.......I REALLY don't want to change those farking plugs...........

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check the plugs Buddah, old friend


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Indy said:check the plugs Buddah, old friend
Yeah, yeah.......did you miss the note right above yours?



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they are not that bad at least not the first 3 lol


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Sounds like ice in fuel to me.
Put the sled in a warm place or take a hair dryer to the fuel lines etc.
Or put some isopropyl to it, shake, cycle the fuel pump a few times & let sit for 20 minutes or so.. [May or may not work]
Chances are it will start with one of the above procedures.
Put the sled in a warm place or take a hair dryer to the fuel lines etc.
Or put some isopropyl to it, shake, cycle the fuel pump a few times & let sit for 20 minutes or so.. [May or may not work]
Chances are it will start with one of the above procedures.


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Tried fresh 100% gas and some Seafoam.......still no go......off to the mechanic........I'm too lazy to F*** with it.....but who didn't know THAT?


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Riceburner said:Sounds like ice in fuel to me.
Put the sled in a warm place or take a hair dryer to the fuel lines etc.
Or put some isopropyl to it, shake, cycle the fuel pump a few times & let sit for 20 minutes or so.. [May or may not work]
Chances are it will start with one of the above procedures.
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sled
it may sound crazy try a different battery, i had same problem would not idle and
sputtered.
it may sound crazy try a different battery, i had same problem would not idle and
sputtered.


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Re: sled
Doesn't sound crazy at all.....I thought about that but it still spins as fast as "normal" at least to my ear.......
yamadog1 said:it may sound crazy try a different battery, i had same problem would not idle and sputtered.
Doesn't sound crazy at all.....I thought about that but it still spins as fast as "normal" at least to my ear.......


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FYI......it was just the plugs.........3 were soaking wet......one appeared pretty black.......it's now got a whole new set of CR9EIX.......I had them in my tank bag on the RX-1.......
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