My 1984 Honda ATC won't start ?

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cody

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I have tryed everything the spark plug looks good, has new gas, gas line is not stoped up. And it sounds like it won't even tryed to start
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
You need to check to see if it has spark, if it does then you check if its getting fuel, easiest way is to put a rag over the spark plug hole and turn the motor over a bunch of times, then check to see if the reg is moist or at least smells like fuel. If you have both of these and it still wont start, it is either a problem with engine timing and, or lack of compression. You might just try a new plug and gas i've had bikes with the same symptoms as yours and changing those made a whole world of difference
 
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