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<blockquote data-quote="GYPSY400" data-source="post: 490781" data-attributes="member: 8599">Hmm, that&#039;s weird.&nbsp;&nbsp; Has it happened once, or does it do it every time? ( I&#039;m thinking water in the gas)If every time , check all you electrical connections- maybe something is a little loose or corroded. &nbsp; Put in a new set of plugs.. the other scenario is one plug is fouling and the motor runs on one cylinder until the plug clear up.Try it again with new plugs, if it happens again, pull the plugs and check them for one that is wet.&nbsp; Since you have ruled out plugs with new plugs it might be a weak coil.&nbsp; You can probably swap coils to see if the problem follows. Check all connections while swapping coils.&nbsp;If the problem doesn&#039;t follow, then it might be carburetor issues.One step at a time, don&#039;t jump to conclusions. Sent from my SM-A526W using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GYPSY400, post: 490781, member: 8599"] Hmm, that's weird. Has it happened once, or does it do it every time? ( I'm thinking water in the gas) If every time , check all you electrical connections- maybe something is a little loose or corroded. Put in a new set of plugs.. the other scenario is one plug is fouling and the motor runs on one cylinder until the plug clear up. Try it again with new plugs, if it happens again, pull the plugs and check them for one that is wet. Since you have ruled out plugs with new plugs it might be a weak coil. You can probably swap coils to see if the problem follows. Check all connections while swapping coils. If the problem doesn't follow, then it might be carburetor issues. One step at a time, don't jump to conclusions. Sent from my SM-A526W using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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