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Posted: 03:58 pm Feb 01 2005
by cicone
bigal007 wrote:Hmmmmm and he was calling me Bi gal. :lol:

WHAT??? You're not a chick??? I've feel violated---please disregard those PM's!! :mrgreen:

BTW---GatorKDX's bike, which is now mine, used to foul plugs regularly...until a little jetting voodoo. Doesn't foul 'em anymore!!

From now on you're Big Al.....geez

Posted: 01:47 am Feb 02 2005
by 89kdx200rdr
what exactly is a fouled plug? all wet and black and bike wont start no matter what? never had that in my bike but have had it in an old rototiller i had. could usually clean the plug with a lighter.

Posted: 05:23 am Feb 02 2005
by Mr. Wibbens
Only plug I've fouled on the KDX, I was up at Prospect, (+4000')
Had just started bike and warmed it up but evidently did not get it cleared out completely, 'cuz before I could get out of the parking lot she did the ol' booAhhhhhhhh and died

Posted: 07:31 am Feb 02 2005
by bigal007
Yup all wet and black and bike won't start at all. Can't clean one either for some reason. I've tryed. I think part of my problem though is I tend to error on the side of rich. Rather change a plug than a top end.

Posted: 10:17 am Feb 02 2005
by Indawoods
bigal007 wrote: Rather change a plug than a top end.
"Catch a fish and you can feed a man once. Teach a man to fish and he can eat a lifetime."

Somehow that reminded me of that! :lol:

Posted: 10:26 am Feb 02 2005
by bigal007
Wibbs in a skirt. :shock: Was wondering what he did with all that excess hot air. Now we know. :prayer:
And yea Indawoods got to be learning something from all these mistakes i'm makin. :?

Posted: 10:43 am Feb 02 2005
by cicone

Posted: 11:23 am Feb 02 2005
by bigal007
Thanks Great link. Will read it all after work. :grin:

Posted: 11:45 am Feb 02 2005
by KDXGarage
Hey thanks. That was a good article.