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Old 26-11-2007, 09:10 PM   #1
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Default KH Laser stalling

I have a manual KH Laser. It fires up ok,it revs when I press the accelerator, my problem is it will idle ok for a bit (not long) and then stall. Do you think it could just be a timing issue or a carby issue. Another thing that might point someone in the right direction is, when it begins to stall, I cant recover by pressing the accelerator, she just stalls.

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