MOPED ARMY

Did you check the screen in the carb fuel inlet?somtimes that gets clogged.

ok i just cleaned the carb. 3 times and got a new plug

but still nuthing

this is pissing me off

i want to ride

all i did was install a fuel filter

now it wont run with or without a fuel filter

DAMN!!!!!

its on correct

I've have some ped carbs, that wouldn't run w/out that little screen,also,see if you can start it without the gas cap on.also check since their right there, your coil wires that are connected

As Paul said check your points

to see if their sparking/or need replacing , pull the side cover off and have someone peddle it on the kickstand w/ the clutch engaged(or install a socket on a drill and turn over at magneto bolt) while your looking inside the magneto at points for spark( do this indoors) if points aren't sparking check the point gap ,the gap should be set between, 0.35 to 0.45mm also, if points aren't clean clean them up you could also, brush the gap surface w/ a little piece of 220 grit sand paper 3 or 4 times just to clean up connection,(if burned or hole replace)

just over the point screw theres a notch that is used for setting gap. the way I, set is theres a notch on plate and notch on points I line up (w/piston TDC) the back of the point notch/right with the front/left of the plate notch using a screwdriver so each side screwdriver touches the front and back.

ok to me this sounds like if everything is new down to the carb you should have fuel, and if you cleaned the carb you should be getting fuel but on a puch ive worked on when i took the small piece that attaches to the carb that you attach the fuel line too the bolt that goes through it has two holes in it, and they must be lined up with the hole on the fuel line otherwise fuel will not go through there, because if you are holding the primer down and no fuel is running out then its solved that you just arent gettin any fuel. when you cleaned the carb did you take off the float and the little plug that goes up in the hole that acts as a valve and when you put it back on did you attach it to the float or is it still just stuck up there blocking all the fuel. if you didnt take off the float then i suggest you do and take out the valve and take the bolt out and the part that the hose attaches to and blow through there with an air hose or just your mouth and make sure its cleaned out. this is where most of my problems have occured. ive also had a problem with a bad float bowl gasket and i would have to screw the bowl on so much that it would block all fuel from going up the jet

" has two holes in it, and they must be lined up with the hole on the fuel line otherwise fuel will not go through there"

The above is not true. The holes do NOT have to be lined up between the bolt the banjo fitting in order for fuel to flow through. Careful inspection will show this.

but i still dont see how installing then un-installing a gas filter can cause this

its mind boggling