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I have a 2005 Suzuki King quad that I bought new in Florida.  I've got it snorkeled with oversize mud light tires for our all the water and mud we had in Florida.  I've never had any trouble with it until now, there's no spark to the plug.  I had it to a local dealer for a diagnosis and have replaced the stater myself but still no luck with the spark..  I have a factory manual that I got a long time ago and have been doing the diagnostics but still not sure what is wrong..  Is there a certain section of the forum that I should go to for some help?

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On 6/22/2021 at 9:16 AM, twistytom said:

I have a 2005 Suzuki King quad that I bought new in Florida.  I've got it snorkeled with oversize mud light tires for our all the water and mud we had in Florida.  I've never had any trouble with it until now, there's no spark to the plug.  I had it to a local dealer for a diagnosis and have replaced the stater myself but still no luck with the spark..  I have a factory manual that I got a long time ago and have been doing the diagnostics but still not sure what is wrong..  Is there a certain section of the forum that I should go to for some help?

Hello Sir twistytom  If by NO spark you mean lights work but when you pull the spark plug and insert it into the resister cap holding it to the head and turning over the motor NO spark from the plug? Then I would first check with new plug then if still NO spark use a cheap test light Harbor freight sells cheap smart test lights that have a green light to show ground and red for hot for about $15 . Look on your crank case there will be 2 wires coming out of it at some place in the covers seem this is your pick up coil stab the probe into one of those 2 wires with the key on and you should get a ground or a hot the spin the motor over if the light does not flash from green to red or red to green as the motor is spinning the pick up coil is bad and that = no spark. I hope this helps you Sir

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