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98 Yamaha Timberwolf 250 won’t turn over


Timberwolf87

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Ok so I was cranking over my 98 Timberwolf and on the sixth pull it stopped won’t turn so I pulled crank cover off and tried turning it by han still won’t move so I tried turning it backwards and it moved piston went down back up and stopped again won’t move so turned it forward and piston goes down comes back up and stops. Can anyone tell me what could be causing this issue I don’t want to go buying something I don’t need.

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Does it turn over ok with the plug out?   On my  Honda,  if I don't open the compression release I  can't  kick it  over  on the kick start ..  I  never thought  but on your pull start  there  may be an  automatic  compression release  that is not working.  It's  possible  compression  is stopping it.  Only a suggestion since I'm  not familiar with your Timberwolf.

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