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Old 22nd March 2010, 07:16 PM
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A rich mixture could be caused by either 2 things, too much fuel or too little air, i'm afraid i dont know much about carbs, but have you done much in terms of cleaning them using some car cleaner since you got them?

I definitely think you should try and find the cause of the issue instead of buying a new CVH engine, as it could have exactly the same issue.

Are you using the standard carb or bike carbs?

everything is standard, I know very little about carbs as well, almost nothing, but im always ready to learn . If i knew what the problem was id be more than happy to fix it, but i don't want to waste my money on a lost cause at the same time.
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