Not running right after rebuild

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Hi! Id like to say thanks to SnowAndMud community for all the help Ive received with all my newbie questions. Having a resource like this helps those of us who dont know what we're doing the confidence to try.

Just finished a rebuild on a 2012 ProRMK. It started, no weird vibrations but the dash did not come on. I noticed RPM was a bit low. Then she sputtered out. I restarted a few times more or less the same thing. If I gave her gas she would start to build rpm but then die instantly. If I let her idle she would sputter out. I usually run the non ethanol resistor so I tried the ethanol one since I premixed my fuel in the tank. Everything was starting to get really smokey in the garage so I havent dug too deep yet. Where should I start??
 

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Did you put the fuel lines into the correct holes? I know they can go into either one. Have you connected all the electrical plugs in correctly? Double check each plug.
 

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pic.jpg whats this cable for??
 

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i labelled the fuel lines prior to disconnecting so im pretty sure those are right. but i didnt prime the fuel line thinking itll prime itself during the first few pulls. Is it possible theres air in the fuel lines?
 

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just checked all my connections are plugged in good, maybe a broken wire in the harness? forgot to mention that the headlights wouldnt come on either during idle
 

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I believe it was a set of fouled plugs from me leaving a bit of oil on top the piston. Seems fine now.
 

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I think that connector is for the digital wrench.

What pistons did you end up going with?
 

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i went with wiseco pistons. figured the lighter weight pistons would be good for reliability. I know they need to be warmed up properly
 
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