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| baller91 |
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 baller91 L Plate Warrior
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 Posted: 15:16 - 24 Apr 2011 Post subject: my aprilla rs 125 wont start can anyone help |
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Hi I brought an aprilla rs 125 that had been stolen and recovered and have built it up from scratch. I have had a compression tees and it said I had low compression, so I fitted a new mitaka cylinder and piston thinking that this will fix the bike. I am getting good compression from it now and there is fuel to the engine and am getting a ok spark. I did get it running and overtime I gave it throttle it wouldn't increase much in reeves. But it kept bogging down and now it wont start and every so often it ignites the petrol for a second. I have cleaned out the carb as well. Can anyone help before I give up and take it to a mechanic.
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 Crizzo Derestricted Danger
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 Kickstart The Oracle

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Hi
On a 2 stroke the spark plug is pretty much a consumable. Best to carry a spare with you in the tool kit.
An 8 is for the restricted bikes and a 10 is for the full power versions. High revs thrashing will run the plug hotter which will potentially start to blister and fail hence the hotter plug. Low revs use will potentially foul the plug. And with a restricted one you aren't going to be using high revs thrashing it to keep the plug clean, hence the 8 plug.
If the bike is (or at least was) managing to idle but dies when given any throttle then check the reed valves.
All the best
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 baller91 L Plate Warrior
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turns out it was just i needed a br8 plug it started of the button within seconds lol thanks so much for helping me with my problem i wouldnt of though of a differant plug lol  |
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