online diagnosis anyone?

jbsk731

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Good morning everyone, Had a little trouble last night with the ol srx and loking for some advise. my center cylinder is no longer firing. It has correct compression, carbs are clean and its getting air. went on a 200 mi trip with it 3 weeks ago and had zero issues. when i pull the plug and check for spark it has good spark when when grounding to the block. after i reinstall my plug how ever if i grab the plug cable, im getting shocked through my glove. its not like this on the other 2. so is my problem my wire? coil? or am i in the wrong place all together?

Thanks in advance
 

Replace the spark plug wire cap. Try another plug too? I've had plugs that fire all day long on the side of the block but once in the cylinder under compression, they wouldn't.
 
Is the plug getting wet with gas? If so I would say that cylinder could be flooded. Take the plugs out and pull it over to be sure it's not full of gas. Try a new plug or switch between cylinders if you don't have a spare handy. Take the plug cap off and cut 1/4" off the wire and screw back on.
If plug is not wet with gas, I would check that carb again and see if it has gas in the bowl when you open it up.
 
i have replaced the plugs and i know theres gas because the plug is soaked as well as the raw fuel coming out the pipe and smoking like a chimney. any idea what the spec is supposed to be on the plug cap? and i did clear the cylinders before i switched plugs still no help
 
thanks for the info ill give it a try and report back later. im at work until 5 so cant do anything until then. any other ideas? dont want to be stuck with out a sled on the first good rideable days this season
 
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