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Originally Posted by david3921
Make sure that the valves were set on the correct stroke of the engine. Best way to check is that the arms are loose once it's set to TDC.
Also, this statement from above is pretty strange;
"When trying to start engine, if I give it any throttle at all it will not turn over, stops turning over as soon as I crack the throttle. If the idle speed screw is turned in too far, same thing."
Turning the throttle or adjusting the carb shouldn't have anything to do with cranking the motor.
Member that that these quads need the brake activated to start. I've had a rear brake wire that broke which kept the quad from starting but it turned over.
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Here’s the video. As you can see it tried to start initially, but never does more than that. But also depress the throttle and it quits. Also does the same if the idle speed screw is turned in anymore. No idea where idle screw needs to be at right now, ut hasn’t run at all to be able to adjust anything.