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Old 03-08-2012, 09:26 PM   #13
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Re: 2001 GZ250

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Originally Posted by ironhead1530
ok... I read somewhere that it could me that the mixture is either too rich or too lean. Is that right?
It's from leaving the choke on too long while idling which causes a rich mixture to burn in the pipes. Getting it out is hard work. On my 650 the previous owner caused the bluing and I tried Blue Job but gave up after a couple of hours. As WW said...it's a sign the bike is used.


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