FXR camo
Newbie
I couldn't start my phazer whatsoever! I tried turning it over and over, spray starter, nothing! I had to strip it down to get to plugs and they were soaked and black. New plugs installed and turned over in seconds. It's a good thing that it didn't happen way out on the trail because changing plugs is a major task. This is just a warning to you phazer owners who haven't changed your plugs yet this year because you never know when they will just go. It never used to be big deal.. You just popped the hood and put a new set in but with this new compact low engine that all the sleds are heading towards it is something better to do at home. Again just a warning to owners change them before the ride and carry spares. They don't need to be changed often...(I have 1300 miles) But when they do you will not be able to start.
yzf1999
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It usually happens from starting the engine and not letting it warm up before turning it off.
Motoman765
Expert
It's still not a bad idea to put a new set of plugs in at the start of each season. That's what I do both with my sled and with my YZ four stroke dirt bike.
