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Pours Candles in 1998 Yamaha Boster Scooter - Spark Plug Floods & Carburetor Cleaned

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  • #1 17096846
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    I have a problem with the Yamaha Boster scooter from 1998. The problem is as follows, it floods the spark plug when I want to start it. I cleaned the carburetor and nothing, then the same nwm what to do.
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  • #2 17096857
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Have you checked the spark is?
  • #3 17096875
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    The spark is ok, I checked on a new candle.
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  • #5 17096906
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    When did it start flooding it before cleaning the carburetor, did it go out while driving?
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  • #6 17096937
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    He was shooting while driving, but he spat more of this fuel from the muffler before cleaning the carburetor
  • #7 17098354
    Staszek49
    Level 35  
    If the spark is certain and floods the spark plug, you really need to check the cylinder pressure and the fuel level in the carburetor. I suspect that the level of fuel in the carburetor is too high, as a result of which the engine suffocates and is not able to burn through too much fuel. Hence fuel leakage from the exhaust pipe and the impossibility of increasing the engine speed.
    Assess whether the muffler is obstructed.
  • #8 17098638
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    Today I tried to fire the same and the piston is jammed as it is up
  • #9 17098679
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The piston is up, have you rubbed the engine?
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  • #10 17098719
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    When it is up, when I smoke it from a fireplace, the piston is cut
  • #11 17098760
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Even how is the candle unscrewed? This is a renovation project.
  • #12 17098847
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    If the candle is unscrewed, it is not
  • #13 17098879
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The engine is probably terribly flooded with this fuel, unscrew the exhaust pipe, remove the candles from the cap, disconnect the power to the ignition coil and pump this fuel out of the center as you have the starter, and if not, the digging remains and turn the tap so that the fuel does not fly back to the center of the cylinder.
  • #14 17099014
    wodzu_1
    Level 25  
    Unscrew the exhaust from the cylinder, unscrew the spark plug and use a vigorous kick several times while gently touching the hole to the candle, Important, do not touch the cable. from the candle. Watch what comes out of the cylinder outlet and the spark plug socket. You may have too high a fuel level in your carburetor or a clogged exhaust. Before cleaning the carburetor, it fired at the carburetor or the exhaust, what was the color of the exhaust: it smoked black or more white and blue? Nobody will answer your questions without specifying details, unless his name is ... Maciej Sróżbita. A bit of humor. No offence.
  • #15 17099115
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    And how do I do it, put everything together and flood it again?

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    He smoked blue

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    And if the fuel level in the carburetor is too high, how to adjust it?
  • #16 17099149
    wodzu_1
    Level 25  
    First, do what you say. Nobody will help you without it, not even the aforementioned fortune teller.
  • #17 17099165
    Artur006
    Level 7  
    I will act tomorrow and I will see. If I keep writing something

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a 1998 Yamaha Boster scooter experiencing spark plug flooding issues during startup. The user has cleaned the carburetor but continues to face problems. Responses suggest checking the spark, cylinder compression, and fuel level in the carburetor, as a high fuel level may cause flooding and exhaust leakage. The user reports that the piston is jammed and has experienced blue smoke from the exhaust, indicating potential fuel flooding. Recommendations include unscrewing the exhaust pipe, removing the spark plug, and clearing excess fuel from the cylinder. Adjusting the fuel level in the carburetor is also advised.
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