They tend to come over jetted. On my 2002 I droped both the main and piolet jet down one. The plug is a nice tan color now not the black and soaked like it was before
Problems starting 2003 KX 125
I've had a problem recently getting my bike started. It is known to fould plugs pretty bad, but once I replace the spark plug it ususally starts again. I know that I am getting a spark and have compression.
The three things that I am trying figure out are:
1) Does this bike actually have a fuel filter and where is it?
2) Could the float be stuck causing the bike to flood, if so how do you adjust it.
3) When a bike is flooded, what is the easiest way to get the fuel out of the bowl, or unflood it.
If someone wouldn't mind emailing me at [email protected] with an answer I would appreciate it.
This is about to drive me crazy and make me want to buy a four stroke as the KLX 125 my son has has neer had a problem starting.
Thanks for your help.
Matt.
The three things that I am trying figure out are:
1) Does this bike actually have a fuel filter and where is it?
2) Could the float be stuck causing the bike to flood, if so how do you adjust it.
3) When a bike is flooded, what is the easiest way to get the fuel out of the bowl, or unflood it.
If someone wouldn't mind emailing me at [email protected] with an answer I would appreciate it.
This is about to drive me crazy and make me want to buy a four stroke as the KLX 125 my son has has neer had a problem starting.
Thanks for your help.
Matt.
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