I have a 1996 Polaris SLT780. It has been sitting for a year. Got it out the other day and it won't start. I know I have fire and if I prime the carbs, it will start for just a second and then die.
I have fuel flowing from the tank, but no fuel pressure and no fuel squirting into the carbs.
The strange part is that the wires going to the fuel pump only have 1.47 volts, even when trying to start the engine. This tells me that it might not be a problem with the fuel pump itself, but a voltage problem going to the fuel pump?
ANY IDEAS???
Thanks,
Ty Porter
I have fuel flowing from the tank, but no fuel pressure and no fuel squirting into the carbs.
The strange part is that the wires going to the fuel pump only have 1.47 volts, even when trying to start the engine. This tells me that it might not be a problem with the fuel pump itself, but a voltage problem going to the fuel pump?
ANY IDEAS???
Thanks,
Ty Porter