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Hi Curtis:
Considering the age of the machine I'd be looking at basic maintenance first. Things like air filter, fuel filter, carb condition, spark plugs, oil and oil filter change. Then start thinking about valve condition and clearances.
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My dad just bought a 125 and it stalls the instant u pit it in reverse. ... electrical sensor that will kill the engine if the brake isnt depressed when u go into reverse. so now i need to ..... yamaha grizzly 125 dies when put in reverse.
Have you tried replacing the spark plug?...Put a new one in it anyway - you ELIMINATE a problem very inexpensively!
Do you have gas in it?
Is there gas in the float bowl? There is a screw or bolt in the very bottom of the carb float bowl, loosen it and gas should flow out freely. If not. there is the first problem I would get repaired.
Keep me posted and if this doe not fix it, we'll try other options.
Have you checked your belt condition? I have a grizzly 700 & it cut down to 10mph max and sputtered when my belt shredded in the housing. I think it does this to maintain what belt is left and to keep from damaging parts. I never had the blinking light that I can recall though. just a thought.
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