:headscratch i thought maybe the Cam Timing chain was off so just fixed :rotflmao What do you mean by that phrase was the chain off ?

 

Off Set?? Sorry i was really pissed off at the time so didnt really proof read

 

Well, it could be a few things. Go back to basics first. Do you have spark, pull one of the plugs put it in the boot hold to the engine a see if there is a blue spark while turning the engine over. If there is no spark check wiring use a wiring diagram to comfirm it is correct. Next is fuel, is there fuel in the float bowls? Undo the float bowl screw and if there is fuel coming your good, if not check the fuel pump and filter and lines. Next is air is air able to get into the carbs, this one is straight forward. If you have these and still nothing check the timing chain to see that it is in the right place in accordance to the cam markings. If you had put it together earlier incorrectly and turned it over you could have inadvertantly bent the valves. If this may be the case it won't start, an easy way to check is to remove the carbs and rotate engine till each cylinder is at top dead center; put a little fuel into the intakes and see if it it stays in the the base of the valves, do the same with the exhaust side.

Kawa kid

 

Ok ill check that all tomorrow for sure! Yeah my Dad was talking about that removing the Carbs and rotating the engine to make sure the cylinder is at top Dead center. Thanks for the help man Ill keep ya up dated!

 

Ok i checked the Spark plugs everythings good there, Fuel was in the Float Bowls, Air is able to get into the Carbs, So it must be the valves going to have to wait til my Dad gets home hope we can get this going with in today or tomorrow Weathers just starting to get better

 

now what ya need is a compression tester put into each spark plug hole to see whats is happening

 

Ok so i pulled the Carbs and spark plugs checked to see if it was at top dead and it was, The Valves are perfectly fine I'm just not understanding why its not getting fuel? Im thinking it the carburetor even though I've cleaned it i just feel like fuel isn't going through it cause it sounds great when its turning over.

 

Is there fuel in the float bowls? If there is fuel in the float bowls that suggests the fuel pump is working. If there isn't any fuel in the floats bowls then back track to the fuel filter then fuel pump. If there is fuel in the float bowls; is the float bowl valve sticking and not letting fuel into the engine? Are the plugs wet? Maybe the float bowls are letting in too much fuel and flooding the cylinder.

Kawa kid

 

same thing happened to me on my ZX6R the other day but it was becuase i fucked with my idol and i guess it was either getting too much gas or not getting enough to start, dunno if this will help since im FI :[

 

I'm in howell and work on lots of zx's. give me a call. i will pm you my #.

 

Well my dad worked on the bike all day today still nothing one thing we found out was that the petcock was kinda clogged up, so my dad tried to force feed it without going through the fuel pump and it almost fired up(it was right there man i got pumped) but idk if that's a good idea to keep doing it or not. I'm going to keep trying to get it going today if not ill just send it over to ninja11zx and hope its nothing major.

 

Just got my bike back from Ninja11zx and i have to say he is just awesome 10/10 guy knows what hes doing and doesn't make you pay an arm and a leg!! Got my first ride in ever on a sports bike today (I was pretty nervous) its feels just AWESOME!! lol thanks for everyone's help very much appreciated!

 

what was it then ?

 

Timing Chain was off by 2 teeth lol.