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STARTING THE ENGINE
Cold Engine Starting Procedure
- Turn the fuel valve to the "ON" position.
- Insert the key into the main switch and turn to the on position.
At this time, observe the green neutral indicator light on the
left side of the tachometer. The light will be lighted when the
transmission is in the neutral position.
- Make sure that the emergency switch is in the "ON"
position.
- Raise the choke lever to the full closed position.
- Twist the throttle grip inward slightly and depress the starter
button. If the engine does not start within 5 seconds, release
the starter button and allow the starter motor to rest for approximately
10 seconds before again pressing the starter button. If the engine
does not start readily with the starter motor, to prevent excess
battery discharge, use the kick starter pedal to start the engine.
If the engine fails to start after several repeated attempts,
it may have become flooded with excess fuel. To deflood the engine,
turn off the main switch and lower the choke lever to the full
open position, twist the throttle grip open fully and crank the
engine using the kick starter pedal. This is then followed by
turning the main switch to the on position and following the
starting procedure outlined in steps 1 through 5. However, at
this time use of the choke is not necessary.
- After the engine starts, operate it at approximately 1,500
rpm until the engine will properly respond to the throttle when
the chock is open.
Starting in Extremely Cold Weather
Prime the engine before starting by cranking several times
with the kick starter pedal. The main switch or emergency switch
should be turned to "OFF". The choke should be fully
closed and the throttle opened. Then follow the procedure for
starting a cold engine.
Warm Engine Starting Procedure
When the engine is to be re-started while it is still warm,
proceed as for cold engine starting procedure. However, the use
of the choke is not necessary.
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