engine problems

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hey guys im new here i use to always be on bluetraxx but seems like that place died for blaster owners can never get a question answered but any ways i got a 2003 blaster its got few motor mods piped an intake the bike has been sitting around all winter never started it weathers nice and i want to get back rippin it up again but the friggin thing wont run it will start first kick run nice revs and idles perfect for few mins then i give it gas and it just dies on me an wont start back up again until the next day its weird ive owned this thing sence 2002 i no how to deal with every problem but this is just getting really anoying i tryed everything anybody have any ideas please help...thanks


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tryd new gas new plug cleaned the carb countles of times i dont know what else to do could it possibly be the oil injection oil being old from sittning all winter i never put fresh injection oil didnt think that would make a difference?
 
could be a gummed up oil pump or hose as well. its very possible thats helping the problem. it doesnt sound like a reed or compression problem. its gotta be somewhere in the fuel/spark part.
 
what about the fuel petcock? maybe its gummed up and not allowing enough fuel to flow? gas is a nasty thing when you let it sit around for a while and causes all kinds of problems.
 
the gas flows through the petcock but i did forget to mention that when i unscrew the bowl screw to drain the gas it doesnt really drain much and doesnt drain smoothly but the float seems to be fine i dont get it ive thoroughly cleaned every hole in the carb so many times already
 
that doesnt mean you got into the small cervices inside of the carb. you would be suprised at how little it takes to block your fuel flow. dunk your carb in isopropyl alcohol and let it sit in it for a couple of hours completely submerged. take it apart the bvest you can before doing this. once it has soaked let it dry for 24 hours and re assemble. that should help break up the varnish that has gotten in the small holes.