trucker88

I bought a little Chinese atv for my grandkids on a sale. It came with an owners manual and a separate parts book. Neither of them say what brand or make the thing is. And the parts book is absolutely useless as there is no address to order parts from. I think the float in the carb is stuck as it runs rich and floods itself out after only a few minutes. When the engine is cold it runs like a top. The kids can really get the little thing moving, but after it warms up a bit it runs too rich and eventually stops. Any suggestions besides lighting it on fire?

I bought a used Chinese 110cc atv. The seller had no knowledge of anything on it.

It won't start but that's only one of my problems.

First I'd like to know what I have. Its a 2006 and manufactured by Zhejiang Chisheng Industry and Trading Co. and Imported by Seaseng Inc. It has a logo sticker on the front that say "MDI". It has a large number on the side that says "110ST." Even with this info I can't find anything telling me what this is. Is it a MDI? Is it a Seasheng? What the heck do I call this thing?

Second, after I know what to call this thing, where can I get a user and service manual?

Third, It did not have a battery so I took a shot in the dark and bought the only 12Vdc battery that would fit in the tiny battery compartment. Obviously I had no idea if it had the cranking amps needed. Where can I find out what type of 12Vdc battery to get for this thing?

Fourth, I installed the battery and the lights worked but the electric start would do nothing, even click a relay or anything. So I ran a wire directly from the "+" terminal of the battery to the starter post and it turned over but wouldnt start. I made sure the lanyard button was not the problem.

Fifth, The remote control just blinks when I press every button. Does the remote have anything to do with anything?

Thanks for any help !

you have to pull the brake while pressing the starter button. There is a lanyard on the back of the machine, sort of under the rear seat that can be pulled to stop the engine, be sure the little button inside the lanyard is in all the way. Make sure your remote control has not killed the engine. There is a choke on the right side of the carburetor kind of up under the seat. You have to get down on your knees and look under the seat to see it.