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From: Bluffton, South Carolina
If the carb isn't the culprit you could have a weak coil or wires. As the engine heats up resistance increases and the spark gets weaker causing the plugs to foul. Just a thought though, check the carb first.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Far NorCal
I agree with John.
Change your plug wires, esp the rear one. I believe your problem is electrical now.
BTW John, Thanks for the info about Mikuni choke goes off w/throttle. I didn't know how it KNOWS. Seems like it doesn't hurt anything leaving it on, goes off when I start getting up to speed.
Change your plug wires, esp the rear one. I believe your problem is electrical now.
BTW John, Thanks for the info about Mikuni choke goes off w/throttle. I didn't know how it KNOWS. Seems like it doesn't hurt anything leaving it on, goes off when I start getting up to speed.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Bluffton, South Carolina
I agree with John.
Change your plug wires, esp the rear one. I believe your problem is electrical now.
BTW John, Thanks for the info about Mikuni choke goes off w/throttle. I didn't know how it KNOWS. Seems like it doesn't hurt anything leaving it on, goes off when I start getting up to speed.
Change your plug wires, esp the rear one. I believe your problem is electrical now.
BTW John, Thanks for the info about Mikuni choke goes off w/throttle. I didn't know how it KNOWS. Seems like it doesn't hurt anything leaving it on, goes off when I start getting up to speed.
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From: Middle of Kansas
Glad you found your problem and reported it here. We all have another thing to look for if we have your problem. I know I will be sure and check my enrichner if my plugs start fouling.
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