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12-06-2006, 09:49 PM
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|  HELP : Suzuki RMX250 1998 model Hello, I recently purchased a Suzuki RMX250 1998 model but have since discovered that after a few hours riding it will just stop and will not start again (backfires while kicking but will not start) Changed the sparkplug and it was fine for another half hour or so but stoped again and would not go. I took the bike to a friend who cleaned the carby / adjusted all the mixtures and now run 33/1 oil fuel ratio. BUT .. after not even 20 mins of riding the same thing is happening. changed the sparkplug again but wouldnt fix it this time. Has anyone heard of anything like this / know what it is? Another friend thinks it could be the CDI, stator, wiring or something else. Just wanted to know if this is a problem with them that can be fixed. Any help would be great  Regards John |
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try reposting this over in the mechanics corner, you may get better results there.
