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Need Help! Frist start Frist problem Virago vx250 --> VDOs

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Jiggadude - 07 Jul 2008 08:24 GMT
Hi guys,
I just picked up 2003 VX250 with 3k miles yesterday, couldnt get a run
test before buy coz the battery was death. Today i just replaced a new
battery and spark plugs but when the engine is cold it couldnt start.
I kept starting and also tried the push start till engine get litter
warmer and it could idle but if i twist the throttle engine will kill.
Seems like it will idle if the engine get hotter. Dont really know how
to explain this but seems like at the rpm around idle to 2,000 engine
always try to shut off but if it rev over 2,000 the bike runs very
good and normally. I have to push it very hard and try keep rpm up all
time to get the bike run.
Im uploading VDO right now and will post the like once it is done.
Thanks

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Jiggadude - 07 Jul 2008 08:24 GMT
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that the guy who sold this bike to me said
this bike had been sitting in his garrage for almost 2 years and here
are VDOs
WHEN ENGINE IS COLD
http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a259/oh-la-la/?action=view&current=MVI_0269.flv
WHEN ENGINE IS WARMER
http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a259/oh-la-la/?action=view&current=MVI_0270.flv

PLS HELP

> Hi guys,
> I just picked up 2003 VX250 with 3k miles yesterday, couldnt
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> done.
> Thanks
Dave Scott - 09 Jul 2008 00:50 GMT
There is most likely varnish built up in the carb. I had the same problem on
my v-star after letting it sit over the winter.

> Oh yeah, forgot to mention that the guy who sold this bike to me said
> this bike had been sitting in his garrage for almost 2 years and here
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> > done.
> > Thanks
acs - 14 Jul 2008 19:22 GMT
Most likely the pilot/idle circuts in the carb are clogged. These are
relatively small and the first to plug up. This is also why once above
that, the bike will run: at that point your on the enrichment and/or
main circuts which tend to be harder to clog.

So, i’d start with a carb cleaning and go from there

> Oh yeah, forgot to mention that the guy who sold this bike to
> me said this bike had been sitting in his garrage for almost 2
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>
> PLS HELP!
 
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