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1988 cr125 fouling plugs
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[QUOTE="2strokerfun, post: 1432422, member: 69719"] As old as your bike is, if you still have stock carb, it could be a worn needle jet, needle, or slide (or any combination thereof). Frustrating to diagnose, but fairly easy to fix. I chased that problem for a year on my old bike (rebuilt engine, changed seals twice, changed jets and needle a couple dozen times) and finally just bought a new carb from Sudco. [/QUOTE]
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