Sleepy
New member
Well it's that time of year and I went to the garge and tried to wake up my Viper from a long summers sleep. Only it doesn't want to wake up. I pulled the plugs and replaced them, I checked for spark and it's good, seems like it's getting fuel.........any thoughts?
hereismylife
Active member
CARBS CARBS CARBS...... When did you last clean them? Also new gas. hold the choke on full... Also you can add a tsp of gas to each cycl to see if that helps.
mod-it
Member
Pull the plugs and put a small amount of gas down the holes. May have to do this a couple of times before it will stay running. Gas evaporates over the summer so your bowls are clear empty. I highly recommend cleaning the carbs, the residue left when the gas evaporates usually ends up plugging up passages and jets.
patsxr700
New member
clean the carbs and new gas 
... i always start mine every once a month.. always nice to smell a snowmobile run in the summer just make me wanna ride it lol
... i always start mine every once a month.. always nice to smell a snowmobile run in the summer just make me wanna ride it lol
mopar1rules
Active member
just try a 2 sec shot of starting fluid in each cylinder w/choke full open.
Sleepy
New member
Thanks for the input everyone, I will try it and see what happens.
akrievins
New member
same thing happened with my Viper last year... gas down the jugs about 4 separate times did it! I let my sled run dry with stabilized gas in it, so hopefully mine will start up okay this weekend.