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Yamaha sR125 1992 won't start!!


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Hi.

I recently picked this bike up really cheap and for a week it has been beautiful!!

It passed its MOT with flying colours etc..

The day before yesterday the bike would not start so I went to work and when I returned it started fine. But I took it for a service.

I fully intend to learn the maintenance side but needed to get it sorted asap for work.. Big excuse there I know....

Anyway, the carb was cleaned, oil changed etc. Upshot is the bike ran perfectly.

Yesterday, it wouldn't start again. I took the battery out and fully charged it yesterday but nothing! :blink:

The starter is whirring but no kick in from the engine.. Has anyone any ideas? I really don't want to pay someone for fixing an easy problem..

Thanks guys

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Hi.

I recently picked this bike up really cheap and for a week it has been beautiful!!

It passed its MOT with flying colours etc..

The day before yesterday the bike would not start so I went to work and when I returned it started fine. But I took it for a service.

I fully intend to learn the maintenance side but needed to get it sorted asap for work.. Big excuse there I know....

Anyway, the carb was cleaned, oil changed etc. Upshot is the bike ran perfectly.

Yesterday, it wouldn't start again. I took the battery out and fully charged it yesterday but nothing! :blink:

The starter is whirring but no kick in from the engine.. Has anyone any ideas? I really don't want to pay someone for fixing an easy problem..

Thanks guys

hit the starter a tap with a hammer.if that works take the starter off,open it up and spray wd40 around while turning it to try and free it up

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hit the starter a tap with a hammer.if that works take the starter off,open it up and spray wd40 around while turning it to try and free it up

Thanks very much, that did the trick!!

:lol:

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