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Does ur bike have a battery ? test the voltage on it cold and get back to me w/ those numbers, then i will have a solution 4 ya....TimDoes ur bike have a battery ? test the voltage on it cold and get back to me w/ those numbers, then i will have a solution 4 ya....Tim
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
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I would use a NGK Platinum Plug (R6918B-8 or BR8EIX/BR9EIX) and try to cut back a little on the oil mixture to gas ratio or adjust the gap a little hotter.
You may simply just need to adjust your clutch cable. Make sure it feels like your pulling on something, there should be some resistance. Since you'll be adjusting it while the plates are cold you need to leave some free play in the lever or when your clutch pack gets hot it will start slipping and you'll end up with a smoked clutch. What I mean is grab the lever and pull it in until you start feeling resistance and then adjust it our until there is maybe a quarter inch of free play. Hope it helps. If its not that then you've got some internal problems with your plates and fibers not separating correctly.
Could be a bad coil, coil wire or module. The module converts the pulses of the stator so the coil knows when to spark. Bad coil = no spark. Bad coil wire = no spark to plug.
Turn the air screw and throttle screw all the way inward. IMPORTANT > do not tighten these two adjusters down. Only screw these in until they LIGHTLY seat. Now turn each adjuster one and one half turns outward. The carb is now set back to factory specs assuming no one has changed out the main jet or played with the float level.. Please rate this solution. Thanks!
Does ur bike have a battery ? test the voltage on it cold and get back to me w/ those numbers, then i will have a solution 4 ya....Tim
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