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Old 12-29-2018, 03:02 PM   #21
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Default Re: FE290 will not start new carb & coil + has compression

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Old 12-29-2018, 03:12 PM   #22
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Does not run or even hit, not even with ether. One thing that did happen when I put oil in the cylinder, it gained so much compression that the starter gen would barely turn the engine over with throttle open (would stall on compression stroke). Oddly, it still turned over fast/fine with throttle closed.
You may have a weak starter/generator or battery. Obviously it will turn significantly easier with low compression.

When the throttle is closed, it's not sucking in as much air to compress so again, will turn over easier. This is why compression tests are done with WOT.
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Default Re: FE290 will not start new carb & coil + has compression

Spark is all that's left. It's not making the jump at the plug gap which could either mean a dead plug (cracked, fouled, carbon tracked) or the coil is a dud and can't give enough spark to jump the plug gap when under compression. Plug gap should be .028" IIRC Make sure the gap is set properly. Make sure the coil air gap is .012". Too far away and you won't get proper magnetic field induction and wont get good spark.
Also what plug number are you using?
Kawasaki recommends a NGK# BP5ES. This is a NON-resistor plug. If your plug has an R in the number (ex. BPR5ES) it's the wrong type of plug.
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