GPX 250 issue

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mike-s
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Re: GPX 250 issue

Post by mike-s »

The one thing i would suggest is to replace as many o-rings within the carbs as possible, especially those in the idle needle & the choke..

Also zeroing everything (Float height, needle jets) to base settings is a good idea. I would also consider removing the emulsion tubes and the jets and giving them a good clean out as well.
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Re: GPX 250 issue

Post by Jimmy37 »

OK, I was quite confident that the carbies were the problem; and they were. I took the f*&^ers out and replaced them with some used ones from a '07 GPX.

Now she starts first time without choke (needs a little choke to idle when cold), revs are responding perfectly and no problems with power. Better then she was before :D

Thanks everyone for all your help, input and advice. I'm sure if i had persisted more with this problem and been willing to spend more money and time on it, I would've fixed the old carbies, but i was running out of patience :S Hoping to go out on some group rides very soon with Melbourne folks :D
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Re: GPX 250 issue

Post by GPZ_Jim »

excellent news :) now you enjoy it for its stated purpose :D :kuda:
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