Sure thing. First, let the engine breathe: drain the old oil and fill fresh. Then check the spark plugs—clean or replace them if they look grimy. Next, give the carburetor a good cleaning; a clogged jet is a common culprit. Don’t forget the battery—charge it or swap it out, and test the alternator. Finally, make sure you’re using the right fuel and that the fuel lines are free of leaks. A quick riddle: the old beast will roar again if you give it a clean heart and a steady fire. If it still sputters, the problem lies deeper—maybe the valves or the ignition coil. Happy tinkering!