Check Gas Cap Functionality

oil, now it actually runs properly. Another thing to check is your gas cap. These gas caps right here on the Honda engines are special gas caps and they are venting gas caps and they allow air to come in. So, as the carburetor utilizes gas, the gas level in the tank is going to be going down. And if it doesn't vent, it's going to be creating a vacuum inside the gas tank. And eventually, the vacuum is going to be so tight, the gas won't lower, and it won't fill in the carburetor, and eventually the engine's going to die because it's not getting gas. So, what happens, you'll come out, you'll think it's running out of gas. You're going to open your cap. It's going to allow air to go back in. It's going to allow the gas level to drop and refill the carburetor and it'll start back up and you won't understand why it just started back up and why it died. And that's another possible cause is a bad non venting gas cap. These gas caps are pretty expensive gas caps, but they do go bad and you definitely want to check your gas cap and check your oil level. Make sure your oil level's proper so you keep your engine running proper. Don't ruin your engine. Luckily, Honda has these these sensors on here that if the oil level gets too low, it just won't allow the engine to run.