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 DevilDex666 Nova Slayer
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 Posted: 13:41 - 25 Jan 2006 Post subject: Another bike that won't start |
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I have a 1992 Honda NSR125 FII Super Sport and very new to biking. Accidentally, the choke was left fully open overnight and the next day the bike would not start. The ignition can be heard trying to work but I get nothing from the engine. Could it be flooded or have wet sparkplugs?? it rained quite hard the night it was left out and found some water sitting beneath the battery which I assume travelled down over the fairing and then under the seat.
The bike was covered with a very good cover which is supposed to be waterproof! |
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 alains World Chat Champion

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it's ok to leave the engine stopped with choke on . with the original jetting , i even recommand that . the only thing , when you start with choke on do not put acceleration with your handle , you will flood your engine . put a new plug , choke on and start as i said , if it doesnot work , you have an other problem . see https://www.geneva-racing.com/~alains/NSRtips.doc ____________________ the worst day fishing is better than the best day working |
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 puremagic72 Brolly Dolly

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You mean ns125 not nsr. I have an ns125 supersport 1993.
nsr's did not start till 1994( correct me if i'm wrong)
Leave it a couple of hours and kick it a couple of times, then try with half choke a few times. If not try bump starting it down a hill, once it goes leave the choke on for 2 min, it should be ok then.
When you park the bike up, turn the fuel off(centre) and run it a min, it emptys the fuel in the pipes and stops it going in the carb and settling.
This is only what i do myself, and do not have any problems.
All the best.
Baz.  ____________________ Make; cbr929cc blade Year; 2001
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Old Thread Alert!
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