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Thread: New to motorbikes - Drz250 broke down in town

  1. #16
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    Spark looks good, fuel could be the issue. They come with two carb types, a flat slide or a cv carb. Perhaps one of the jets is blocked? Might be an idea to take the whole bike to the shop, just in case it is a very easy fix.

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    your jets are numbered two. an idle one and a not idle one.
    if one is blocked/sticking/generally or otherwise fucked, good chance the other one is too.
    valve does not need to be dropped to cause gay. blocked/stickinglgenerally or otherwise fucked will do it all the same.

    check compression. check valves. (leak down)

    but seriously, go and get a new $7 spark plug.

  3. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    your jets are numbered two. an idle one and a not idle one.
    if one is blocked/sticking/generally or otherwise fucked, good chance the other one is too.
    valve does not need to be dropped to cause gay. blocked/stickinglgenerally or otherwise fucked will do it all the same.

    check compression. check valves. (leak down)

    but seriously, go and get a new $7 spark plug.
    I forgot to mention I've tried a different plug. The plug in there was 2 weeks old. Swapped to the old and still no luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blindnz View Post
    I forgot to mention I've tried a different plug. The plug in there was 2 weeks old. Swapped to the old and still no luck.
    Got it sorted took it to the motorcycle doctor. It wasn't fuel or spark and was timing related as I suspected. What I was told is the fly wheel had come loose and twisted messing with the timing. A sack of money later and it's all fixed.

  5. #20
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    Wow. Odd problem. Glad you got it sorted.

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