hard turning over, no start. By reedii (Read 522 times)

[reedii]

having a 2005 kymco super 9 I've had many issues with it not on manufacturers part, but prev owner problems.1 day after I drove in from school to the job site starting to go home was able to start but when I got up to about three to four thousand RPM's to about three to four thousand rpm, it bogged all the way out and died. kept doing this job doing this it's time having to fiddle with it get it Idle.
remove the spark plug I noticed water droplets on the plug turn it over with the plug out of it starts squirting water and antifreeze from the cylinder. so I replace the head gasket put it back together and now it seems so hard to start its not even geTing it turned over. it is absolutely sounds like its just got so much compression electric starter seems strained to get it to turnover. I'm still not drinking the kickstart seems easy to start but still won't get it cranked. brand new battery it still seems very very difficult. when I took the spark plug out and the plug against the head it seems as tho the spark is fine. also when I'm trying to crank it seems that way to backfire and almost like it's out of time but it is a 2 stroke. I have exhausted my resources don't know what else to do. Somebody please help

[alleyoop]

After you put on the new Gasket will the motor turn over with the plug out ? And does it still shoot out antifreeze?
Alleyoop

[reedii]

No,I don't see anymore water on plug. And yes, it turns over freely with plug out.

[alleyoop]

Do you mix oil with the gas or does it have its own oil delivery system. It may be it is not getting enough oil to lube it. Usually if it backfires when trying to start it is being flooded with gas. Can you take a picture of the carb area also maybe a video trying to start it that would help to see how it it turning over.
Alleyoop