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XR250 Flooding ?
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[QUOTE="Rich Rohrich, post: 676400, member: 16241"] One or both of the carbs probably has float level set way to high or more likely a leaky needle/seat that can't shut off the fuel flow. Small bits of crud can keep the fuel valve (needle) in the carb from seating cleanly on it's seat. An easy place to start is to run the carbs dry and blow through the fuel line to try an dislodge and junk on the fuel shut off. If that doesn't work the carbs will probably have to come apart for a good cleaning. [/QUOTE]
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