2006 sx210–1 of the engines won’t start, please help

[Carli]

The engine turns on and then shuts down immediately after

 

[vxooxv]

The engine turns on and then shuts down immediately after

Did you pull it out of the water to see if something is stuck in the impeller or around the shaft? Are any of your check engine lights on?

 

[Carli]

Thanks for answer,i checked the plug on the deck i put the hand on it and look like clean, i’m going to check from the bottom, no lights on, any other possible causes?

 

[Trevor Shipman]

So it turns over and actually starts? Then almost immediately shuts off?

 

[Carli]

Exactly

 

[Trevor Shipman]

Man I don’t know... Spark plugs good? Oil levels fine? Any loose connections?

 

[Carli]

Man I don’t know... Spark plugs good? Oil levels fine? Any loose connections?

I’m going to check all this things thanks

 

[Trevor Shipman]

Keep us posted. I’m sure it’s something simple.

 

[Julian]

I would suspect the clean out hatch safety button is not adjusted right. Try taping a dime to the bottom of the hatch where the button hits the hatch.

 

[Carli]

I’m gonna try thanks i keep you posted guys

 

[Julian]

I’m gonna try thanks i keep you posted guys

The next thing I'd check after that is the safety lanyard. Pull it off and put it back on a few times to makes sure the button is moving smoothly.

 

[Carli]

Hi guys, i checked all the things we mentioned, spark plug ok,oil level ok,lanyard and hatch also, but nothing, is look like the motor don’t receive enough gas , the other one start perfectly, i gonna call my mecanic i keep you posted, thanksss

 

[Gym]

@Carli. So it starts when you turn the key on. Does it stop as soon as you release the key? If you hold the key in the start position for 5 seconds will it run for 5 seconds then stop as soon as you release your key?

My question seems kind of strange but if you are getting those exact conditions you may have water in one of your wire connectors back near the engine compartment. I had water in the connector where you hook up the YDS computer cable. As soon as I dried it out it ran fine. When checking the connectors do it one at a time. Put each one back together if you find it dry before opening the next connector.

The other possibility is a defective ignition switch. You can simply move the wire harness from one switch to the other to test this theory.

 

[Carli]

Is exatly how you described, if i old the key its like wont start until I release the key

 

[Carli]

@Carli. So it starts when you turn the key on. Does it stop as soon as you release the key? If you hold the key in the start position for 5 seconds will it run for 5 seconds then stop as soon as you release your key?

My question seems kind of strange but if you are getting those exact conditions you may have water in one of your wire connectors back near the engine compartment. I had water in the connector where you hook up the YDS computer cable. As soon as I dried it out it ran fine. When checking the connectors do it one at a time. Put each one back together if you find it dry before opening the next connector.

The other possibility is a defective ignition switch. You can simply move the wire harness from one switch to the other to test this theory.

Thanks tomorrow i gonna try

 

[Carli]

Hi guys good news, was something very simple, DIRTY or WATER IN GASOLINE!!!my mecanic solve the problem in 15 min, he rmove the gasoline hose after we make sure the gasoline pass good on it, he put the motor on N and turn it on giving big acceleration, after a couple of intent we made it.... thanks to everybody for answer my questions

 

[Trevor Shipman]

That’s what I love about here engines! It usually something simple! Glad it was for you. Thanks for the follow up. All a learning experience for everyone.