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I have an older 1980s Suzuki quadrunner red lt 4wd (250)

so just finished putting it all back together and was running fine just needed to adjust the rebuilt carb

bf decides to hook up an air chuck to the gas tank because it got a shot of air in the gas line well 120psi didn’t agree with any of the parts including the new carb 

end result : new battery new carb now it just clicks (one single click) won’t turn over 

hard to pull start gets hung up (unless I remove the spark plug ) gas flooded out the first time but now does nothing purchases a new starter waiting the arrival 

could there be damage to the crank shaft or pistons etc? Or install the new starter and try to fire it up ? What caused the starter to die after he flooded everything with gas was working fine. 

Thank you 

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I'd recommend hooking up the new starter & cranking it over with the spark plug removed.

Good Idea to ground the plug while doing so. Keep pumping it until there's no sign of fuel.

Very important: don't let the plug spark anywhere near that fuel getting cleared!

Not very likely there's damage to the crank/piston, just don't turn it over without the plug out.

 

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When you pulled the carburetor off the atv did you inspect it to see that all it’s parts were there? Could anything have blown into the cylinder head from the carburetor that’s causing this.  
Have you checked the oil level and lower half of the engine to see it’s not completely flooded with fuel and oil ? 

 

And I almost forgot welcome to Quadcrazy @Quadrunner44 !

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Thanks !!

And I Checked the carb it was intact the air just blew through the bottom rubber gasket and was leaking fuel. took the time to change the oil and put in a new filter

starter won’t fire (still waiting on delivery)

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