[670HOMAN]

hey i have a formula 111 which runs mint.. well it did..lol..anyways i parked it on night.. few days later went to startit,, it pulled good like usual after 3 pull it stoped dead half pull tried again pow.. then bucked bucked like it wanted to start.. took plugs out pulled it puuls fine.. put plugs in same.. i think the base is full of gas... no drain plugs ..how i get it out..?????

i'm thinking the seats in my carbs r shot..

 

[polaris91]

one thing you can try is pull it over a bunch of times with the plugs out to try and get some of the gas out. then thow some new ones in hold the throttle wot and pull that should give it enough air to try and start. otherwise first try to take the carbs apart and clean them

 

[670HOMAN]

the carbs r not the problem.. its the crank i think its full of gas.. no drain plugs on them...how i get gas out..


because i think my seats on the carb r no good..

 

[teamarctic14]

take your line that goes from your fuel pump to the crank off and keep pulling it over you will get some to come out but im sure not all you will prolly pull it over all day and see like a mist come out

 

[trailjunkie]

pull it over with the spark plugs out. gas should shoot out the plug holes, and this is the gas from in the case. shut fuel off whiled doin this and make sure kill switch is off.

 

[BskidooC]

If the crankcase is completely full of fuel your going to be pulling for a long time but you have no choice. pull pull pull and put the plugs in and pull a few more times. if the plugs are still wet keep pulling lol

 

[670HOMAN]

lol piss on dat.. gonna just take heads off.... and fire up the shop vac... got base gaskets anyways

 

[teamarctic14]

yup it will take a hole day probably but hey what do you do take pipes off take plugs out and pull

 

[670HOMAN]

all this happened when i wanted to take it for a rip.. all dressed up.. us boys was planing a day of playing... mad after..lol

 

[teamarctic14]

did the same thing with one of ours but made it like a mile so new carbs are on there way as we speak

 

[polaris91]

the needles and seats are in the carbs...... thats why i reccomended trying to clean them first before replacing it could be something as simple as a peice of crud got stuck in a needle/seat and made it stick thus causing your flooding

 

[freebie]

DO NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!use a shop vac to suck out gasoline unless you intend to blow up your garage and or house. use a siphon or something but not a vac. I know from seeing the results of someone doing that.