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jimmycc
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PostPosted: 17:57 - 22 Nov 2013    Post subject: nsr 125 probs helppp Reply with quote

hi my nsr 125 square headlight classic model isnt revvin out, it get to 7-8 000 revs and bogs out,it smokes like hell as well any ideas on whats up with it,suspecting crank seals as ive changed air filter, rubber between engine and carb, cleaned tank filter ect ect ,it also isnt brill at ticking over, Embarassed bought it like this so dont know too much of history cheers jim Mad
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PostPosted: 18:27 - 22 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

I know sfa about the NSR and usually avoid 2 strokes nowdays but
dont bad crankcase seals usually lean out the mixture ?
your sounds like its too rich( flooded crankcase?) or getting excess oil.

We used to give the exhausts a dose of caustic soda to clean out
the pipes from time to time as well to help em 'breathe'.
Mind you, it was on pretty agriculteral stuff using pre mix.
I expect the NSRs much more sophisticated than the things we used to hack about on.

Is the plug/ignition system up to par?
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PostPosted: 22:00 - 22 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

dont know much about them but it wouldnt run off choke/or tick over, and it smoked like hell,changed what i mentioned and also i noticed a groove where needle sits so i changed needle mechanism and now it just about ticks over,but it wont rev out and bogs,it seems to smoke less when warm but just wont run right,put new plug in and was black,god know lollll fookin bikes yeeeehhhhaaaaa Middle Finger
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PostPosted: 22:20 - 22 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Drain the gearbox oil if it smells like petrol your crank seals are gone
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PostPosted: 22:42 - 22 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

cheers ill try that regards jim Twisted Evil Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 21:24 - 23 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Evening there.
Right, if it is anything like the later NSR's and if it has a power valve then this is what you want to be looking at.
These engines essentially have a flap over the exhaust port, when the engine gets to 7,500 rpm a servo opens up this flap and you get the surge of the power band.

I know that with the JC22 (fox eye) the power valve is open from 0-2,000 rpm, closed from 2,000-7,500 and open from 7,500 +.

Because the power valve compliments the tuning of the engine, without it operating the engine will now run well. Once with electrical problems I had the power valve stuck closed and indeed idle became poor/lumpy and anything over 7,500 was uneventful.

Shamelessly plagiarized from another website as its late and i'm off to bed but good advice Thumbs Up

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download https://www.geneva-ra...ins/NSRtips.doc (look the correct move of servo)
first of all with multipliers catch the servo pulley and check if it turns (it's a bit hard due to the reductor inside)
then check the noise made by the servo when you turn the key on
if nothing happens (you need a multimeter):
- open the little square box on the left of the tray (where the servo is fixed)
- see the 3 wires connector with red/white,black,green
- set your multimeter up to 20 VDC and with key on plug on black & green ,should have 12VDC
if no voltage you surely have a problem at your key
if OK , unplug the servo and :
- use 2 wild wires connected on the battery poles and with the end touch briefly white and black/white (servo must move), reverse ends and test again (must move reverse way)
if nothing happens , the servo is worn
do that and report


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PostPosted: 21:57 - 23 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

My TZR had similar issues, turned out the oil pump was shot.
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PostPosted: 21:09 - 26 Nov 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

thanx for all replys,im at mi wits end so im takin engine out and changing bottom end,im sure piston and rings are ok and carb ect , can anyone tell me the combination ie allspeed exhaust ,main jet size? is there special reed valves to match, k+n ect ect, im really keen to get this bike ruunning sweet then i can put pics on and everything cheers jim Embarassed Thumbs Up Mad
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