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  1. EuropeanAM
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    #21 11-25-2019, 11:28 AM
    You can drain that fuel from the carbs- but honestly you are probably better off simply going completely through them, and then performing a Complete Sync-n-Link.

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    #22 12-03-2019, 11:42 AM
    My xr6 was doing same thing, my ignition switch was bad, put in new one, fired right up. I had been having trouble getting mine started. Finally the key wouldn't hardly turn over. New switch, starts right up. Just some info that might help. Mine is 2005.
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    #23 12-03-2019, 12:13 PM
    Update, Airport Marine called, fuel line from water separator to the motor had collapsed on the inside. How many times has Don said check that first. Ouch, $240 lesson learned. But in my defense, I did get fuel when I primed it at the house. I learned something I hope I am passing along to others on this site.
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