Why won't my 09 Honda Ruckus scooter start?

by 671IslandBoy
(Las Vegas, NV)

I have an 09 Honda Ruckus scooter. I deployed 2 years in a row so needless to say it sat for a long time. I recently changed the oil, gas and battery but it wont start.


I checked the spark plug and it sparks. I disconnected the fuel line at the carburetor and the pump works. Help please!

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by: Bijoy99

Honda Ruckus scooter is a new model of Motor Scooter and my friend have good experience with it But here you ask a question regarding it and i'm not able to answer of this question because i don't used this scooter but i must discuss with my friends and hope he will must give some suggestion about it which useful for you to get rid of this problem. However, I actually want research papers for sale and hope like this i will do it very soon.

Aug 11, 2015
Ruckus probs NEW
by: Anonymous

If you didn't drain the tank and carb. it's probably gummed up jets. Pull off the resevoir on the carb and clean the jets. Also I would check the compression in case a valve is stuck.

Jun 10, 2014
ruckus scooter NEW
by: Anonymous

I have 09 ruckus scooter replaced fuel pump filter and cleaned carb new spark plug new battery still don't wont to start any help will be very appreciated thanks

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