Did you CLEAN out the BENDIX in the CVT? Reason I ask is it APPEARS it is NOT RETRACTING and making that aweful scrapping noise against the Variator Fan Pulley.
Also are you sure you put the CVT COVER on right and The END OF THE BENDIX shaft into the SLOT in the CVT COVER INSIDE THE COVER to hold it nice and straight?
To put a little gas down the Vacuum Line Get A Plastic CUP and put a little gas and then squeeze the cup to make a POINT to pour some down the Hose. That way you won't get gas all over the place.
Well I did NOT SEE ANY SPARK at all.
Here is a Video on how to test for spark.
The Video shows it holding on the frame But that is not correct to test for Spark you shoud HOLD THE SPARK PLUG on the motor, Valve cover etc..
REASON TO TEST ON THE MOTOR IS:
It could spark on the frame BUT it may not spark on the motor which it must do. If the MOTOR IS NOT GROUNDED to the Frame it will NOT SPARK. So there must be a GROUND WIRE FROM THE MOTOR TO THE FRAME.
I also noticed your CARB is all loose that is NOT GOOD that is what we alway say to check for AIR LEAKS if your carb is all loose like that it will suck in to much air and no fuel. I noticed you do NOT have a CLAMP holding the Carb onto the INTAKE MANIFOLD. It and appears you have tape on it instead of a clamp.
Also when you first cranked it i saw GAS squirting out of someplace. The Fuel and Vacuum is a Closed system you cannot have leaks.
Also since you have the spark plug out check the compression:
This Video shows you how as well:
scooterdoc.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=electrical&action=display&thread=2665BUT IF YOU KNOW YOU HAVE SPARK THEN I DID Notice that the SPARK PLUG WAS DRY and the color indicates LEAN CONDITION NOT ENOUGH FUEL. So do the fuel tests:
You can start checking for fuel Flow to the Carb. Get a Container to catch fuel then Take the FUEL HOSE Off the Carb and put it in the Container. Now crank the motor over and see if fuel flows into the Container.
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If it flows we are good for Fuel Flow to the Carb. Go To INITIAL CARB ADJUST:
If no Fuel Flow then if you have a Fuel Filter on the HOSE line take that OFF and AGAIN CRANK it over again. If fuel then flows change the Fuel Filter or for now take it off. GO TO LETS TRY:
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IF the Fuel DOES NOT FLOW even with the Fuel FILTER OFF, THEN TAKE The Vacuum HOSE off BY the Carb going to the PETCOCK and APPLY SUCTION to the VACUUM HOSE SUCK ON THE HOSE and see if FUEL FLOWS. IF it Does not FLOW then your PETCOCK is bad.
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IF it DOES FLOW then the problem is SUCTION FROM THE MOTOR or your hose has cracks in it and is leaking.
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At this point I would RECOMMEND and go to the auto parts store and get a FEELER GUAGE SET which have at LEAST .004 thin feeler gauge in the set. Some sets start at .008 which you do not want that is to wide of a gap for the valves. So make sure the Feeler Gauge Set has at least .004 feeler.
Now re-adjust your valves to .004 BOTH OF THEM and Go To INITIAL CARB ADJUST.
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INITIAL CARB ADJUST:
Turn the Fuel Ratio Screw CLOCKWISE until it stops then turn it COUNTER CLOCKWISE 2 1/2 turns. Now try to start it if still no start At this point Take YOUR PLUG out and SEE IF IT IS WET or DRY. If WET Go To COMPRESSION TEST.
If DRY go to CLEAN CARB:
COMPRESSION TEST:
We now have to test for COMPRESSION of the motor. WHEN TESTING COMPRESSION you have to have the THROTTLE WIDE OPEN SO YOU CAN TWIST IT AND TAPE IT OPEN or have someone hold the throttle wide open.
Take the PLUG OUT and If you have a compression gauge use that. DESCENT compression to allow a motor to run descent is 120 the MIN, 150 is good and anything above 150 is excellent.
IF you don't have a Compression Gauge STICK YOUR FINGER in the hole and hold it nice and snuge THEN OPEN THE THROTTLE ALL THE WAY and crank it. IF it has descent compression for the motor to run it will blow your finger off the hole. If it doesn't blow your finger off the hole then the motor has major internal problems either the rings are shot or the valves.
CLEAN CARB:
Get yourself a SPRAY CAN OF CARB CLEANER they come with a long thin straw to get into small places.
Take the BOWL off and unscrew the PILOT JET and clear the jet out YOU SHOULD BE able to see daylight through the JET.
Then with the JEt still out stick the thin straw into the hole and spray and here is where SPRAY SHOULD COME out clearing the PILOT JET PASSAGES.
I think this is enough to get to the bottom of the problem.
Alleyoop