04 636 will not start. Need a 636 Guru
#11
how are you checkion to see if its got gas ? tryin to start it then checkin plugs ?
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#12
Pull the pump hose off and it leaks gas as usual, it smells like gas, the plugs are damp and as I said, we even sprayed started fluid to be sure. How do you spray starting fluid and it doesnt catch fire? lol
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#13
not sure but when I rebuilt my bike I ended up having this problem and it was I had the wire harness plugs mixed up in the front like the headlight one and the other one just a thought
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#14
Anything is worth a try at this point. So ill recheck it. Thanks
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#15

Quote Originally Posted by Duane S.
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not sure but when I rebuilt my bike I ended up having this problem and it was I had the wire harness plugs mixed up in the front like the headlight one and the other one just a thought

yes! Good thinking, you can mix up the ignition plug w headlight plug and it will spin over but not start.
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#16
I would say wather in the gas
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#17

Quote Originally Posted by loogie
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yes! Good thinking, you can mix up the ignition plug w headlight plug and it will spin over but not start.

Never heard of that.


Quote Originally Posted by -william-
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I would say wather in the gas

If that were the case it would fire with starting fluid atleast, or attempt to....
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#18
I did it mixing up the plugs they looked the same
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#19
Yup done it myself
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#20
Have you tried a different key/ignition harness? (if the resistor is damaged or shorting in the key/ignition harness it wont start)

Can you hear the fuel pump priming? Clutch wires, Tip Sensor, Kickstand switch?

Its probably something simple that your just overlooking. If the fuel pump is priming and the engine is turning over some safety feature or plug connection isn't giving the bike spark. The bike should be popping or trying to start if your were truly getting good spark to all cylinders.
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