Help!! I have no idea what's wrong!!

[Drew914]

Hey guys i was out bashing in the snow the other day with my MT and I started doing donuts on an icy patch of the road and out of no where the engine stopped and wouldn't start back up! Can someone please help me figure out what could possibly be wrong? I would appreciate any input thanks guys

 

[G-Man]

Hey guys i was out bashing in the snow the other day with my MT and I started doing donuts on an icy patch of the road and out of no where the engine stopped and wouldn't start back up! Can someone please help me figure out what could possibly be wrong? I would appreciate any input thanks guys

You may have fowled the spark plug. I'd try a new one and go from there. Gotta be something simple like that if it was just running before hand.

 

[Drew914]

You may have fowled the spark plug. I'd try a new one and go from there. Gotta be something simple like that if it was just running before hand.

Awesome thank you G-man I really appreciate it! This is my first 2 stroke so I'm still learning lol

 

[G-Man]

Awesome thank you G-man I really appreciate it! This is my first 2 stroke so I'm still learning lol

Not sure what plug You are using, but the NGK CMR7H is the one most of us use. I get them at advanced autoparts. They are fairly cheap there too. Good Luck!!

 

[Drew914]

Not sure what plug You are using, but the NGK CMR7H is the one most of us use. I get them at advanced autoparts. They are fairly cheap there too. Good Luck!!

Thanks G- man i just bought an NGK CMR5 are they any good

 

[rustyracing181]

Lower number is a hotter plug, has anyone melted a piston using a cmr5 or are they still safe?

 

[Phill]

Thanks G- man i just bought an NGK CMR5 are they any good

It won't hurt it but the 7 is the preferred plug.

 

[Phill]

Lower number is a hotter plug, has anyone melted a piston using a cmr5 or are they still safe?

From reading the forum over the years I've seen others use hotter plugs with no probs.