Flooded VTX
The same thing happened to me. You are right that it is flooded. You may have to pull the plugs and (make sure the plugs/plug wires aren't gorund to the frame) and turn the motor over a couple of times. I would then leave the plugs out for several hours (maybe over night) to let the gas evaporate out. After you put the plugs back in, pull the air breather (is the filter wet with fuel?) and shoot a little ether (starting fluid spray) in the carb as you start the motor.
That's what it took for my bike. Make sure you don't lerave ther choke opened after you start the bike. Use the throttle to warm it up. Leaving the choke opened appears to be the problem. Again this was my experience (VTX 1300S)
The same thing happened to me. You are right that it is flooded. You may have to pull the plugs and (make sure the plugs/plug wires aren't gorund to the frame) and turn the motor over a couple of times. I would then leave the plugs out for several hours (maybe over night) to let the gas evaporate out. After you put the plugs back in, pull the air breather (is the filter wet with fuel?) and shoot a little ether (starting fluid spray) in the carb as you start the motor.
That's what it took for my bike. Make sure you don't lerave ther choke opened after you start the bike. Use the throttle to warm it up. Leaving the choke opened appears to be the problem. Again this was my experience (VTX 1300S)
