2001 rm125 wont start !?!?!

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D'Artagnanloyd_rm

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• Apr 22, 2009

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okay so i was out sunday and i was riding for about 3 hours.
in the last half hour or so my bike began to stall....alot.
anf after it would stall i could just not get it kick started i had to push start it. so when i got home and put it in my garage i had just let it sit tilll the next day. on monday when i went out to start it it ran fine?
then yesterday when i went to start it it would not start again.
so it just will not start.
what could be some problems?
how could i trouble shoot it?

 

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02stampede

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• Apr 22, 2009

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I would check the spark plug first.

 

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D'Artagnanloyd_rm

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02stampede said:

I would check the spark plug first.

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i have already done this, it is fine.
it also is also getting fuel to the spark plug.

 

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• Apr 22, 2009

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D'Artagnanloyd_rm said:

i have already done this, it is fine.
it also is also getting fuel to the spark plug.

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Does "it is fine" mean you've replaced it with a new plug? If not your wasting your time going any further until you do so. Sounds exactly like a fouled plug to me.

 

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D'Artagnanloyd_rm

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Chili said:

Does "it is fine" mean you've replaced it with a new plug? If not your wasting your time going any further until you do so. Sounds exactly like a fouled plug to me.

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well now i have got the bike started, i replaced the plug.
but it used to idle, and now it won't should i worry about this?

 

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• Apr 23, 2009

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You can adjust the idle if you like, most racing two strokes are set so they don't idle more than a few seconds before they die.

 

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D'Artagnanloyd_rm

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Chili said:

You can adjust the idle if you like, most racing two strokes are set so they don't idle more than a few seconds before they die.

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alright i shouldn't worry then.
thanks.

 

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Replace the plug and Check the compression while your there..