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horakn
20th June 2006, 12:38
Hi,
I bought a 93 KDX 200 about 2 weeks ago. It's in good condition and going BUT it has no power at all. I cleaned the carburetor, new air filter, new spark plug. New gearbox oil. i also cleaned the petrol tank.
When i open the throttle the bike goes but as soon as i open the throttle a bit more the bike just stops.
Can anyone help or maybe let me know where i can get this fixed or maybe help me with a workshop manual for the 93 KDX 200?
Thanks
T.W.R
20th June 2006, 13:13
How smokey is it ?
What condition is the plug in after running ? wet, oily or what ?
how wet is the muffler ? does it need a decoke.
horakn
20th June 2006, 13:38
It's smokes allot and when i took the old plug out it looked like there were some oil on it.
what do you mean with "decoke"?
PS.. i must be honest to say i'm new to bike fixing, so any help will be good :-)
T.W.R
20th June 2006, 15:02
It's smokes allot and when i took the old plug out it looked like there were some oil on it.
what do you mean with "decoke"?
PS.. i must be honest to say i'm new to bike fixing, so any help will be good :-)
If it's smoking alot there's a few possibilities but depends on what colour the smoke is.
Here's a plug chart to compare the plug with
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=32337&d=1147594354
if it is oily then it's possibly rings, but if its just fuel wet then it means your running too rich.
Decoke; Over a period of time carbon & unburnt fuel deposits collect in the exhaust and choke the flow of the pipe & cause loss of performance, a decoke is just the removal of these deposits
check here: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=26226
Welcome to the nutfactory too:doobey:
cheese
20th June 2006, 15:10
If is smokes like a cunt it could be a crank seal too..... maybe.....
does it use oil from the gear box??
cheese
20th June 2006, 15:13
oh adn welcome, you shoudl go to woodhill for a blast. I'm trying to get some of us together for a ride.
Racey Rider
20th June 2006, 15:45
When i open the throttle the bike goes but as soon as i open the throttle a bit more the bike just stops.
Did you remove the main jet when cleaning out the carb?
Maybe you didn't put it back in again. That would cause it to go way rich when you open the throttle.
horakn
20th June 2006, 18:20
WOW thanks for all the info. never thought i will get this response :-)
i think i know the answer. I MUST TAKE IT SO SOMEONE THAT KNOW BIKES :-)
Is there anyone that could guide me to where i can go or even help me fix it?
Ixion
20th June 2006, 18:21
You did remember the needle? And it's properly clipped?
cheese
20th June 2006, 18:28
Where are you in Auckland?
If you are on the shore, go to Spectrum, just off barrys point road.
horakn
20th June 2006, 18:35
You did remember the needle? And it's properly clipped?
Yes i think so. i marked all the parts i took out and then put i back again
horakn
20th June 2006, 18:36
Where are you in Auckland?
If you are on the shore, go to Spectrum, just off barrys point road.
I live in Whitford, so not close to the shore :-(
cheese
27th June 2006, 16:49
Got that bike sorted yet? come to woodhill this weekend!!
mart1
27th June 2006, 17:05
Is the bike green?
If so theres your problem its a kawasucki.
DingDong
27th June 2006, 17:16
Not that I'm an expert or anything... but I recall my brother having probs wit the power valve on his KDX (side of the head) and I cooked the piston in an older yz250 and it ran like you explained... with a big hole in the piston...
wanna swap for an 82' xr200:yes:
horakn
29th June 2006, 17:10
I took out the power valve and the read (how ever you spell it) valves were broken. So i bought some new ones. Installed it and there goes my bike. NOT it was going for around 20 min and then it died. I can't get it going again. I took out the carb and the power valve again. Put it back and still nothing. There's a load of oil coming out of my exhaust. Just now it started but it just died again. Can anyone think what’s wrong now?
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