Check and make sure the pulse line on the fuel pump is not loose or split.
Crack the fuel cap as well and listen for a hissing indicating a plugged vent.
Crack the fuel cap as well and listen for a hissing indicating a plugged vent.
if the fuel pump is froze you can tell because before your sled stalls it starts to rev really high. you can put as much gas line antifreeze in the the tank as you want and the water will stay in the fuel pump anyway. you have to take it apart and clean it with wd40 or more gas or something. if you have it apart you can telll if maybe your pump is shot as wellPut at least 400kms on the machine in the last week. Tried starting yesterday, started long enough to unload from pickup. When i tried to restart it would not go. Pulled the plug and primed machine by pouring gas into the cylinder. It starts but will not stay running?
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Do not take the fuel pump apart. Just pour hot water over it. Nothing more required if it's ice causing the problem.if the fuel pump is froze you can tell because before your sled stalls it starts to rev really high. you can put as much gas line antifreeze in the the tank as you want and the water will stay in the fuel pump anyway. you have to take it apart and clean it with wd40 or more gas or something. if you have it apart you can telll if maybe your pump is shot as well[/b]