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08-20-2009, 11:04 PM
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Hi guys,
I have an annoying problem with my cbr1000f ('95) Hurricane.
Every now and then during a cold start (with choke), the bike runs for a while then slowly dies. Restarting the bike takes time as it seems to be flooded. Some times when I feel the revs dying, I can push it off the centre stand and jam on the front brakes. This tends to allow the revs to build up again.
Has anyone experienced this before, and if so what did you do?
I have an annoying problem with my cbr1000f ('95) Hurricane.
Every now and then during a cold start (with choke), the bike runs for a while then slowly dies. Restarting the bike takes time as it seems to be flooded. Some times when I feel the revs dying, I can push it off the centre stand and jam on the front brakes. This tends to allow the revs to build up again.
Has anyone experienced this before, and if so what did you do?
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08-20-2009, 11:20 PM
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08-20-2009, 11:57 PM
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I moved your post here mate ... 
Are you progressively backing off the choke while she warms??
If you leave the choke on as she warms , as she gets warmer and warmer , she will flood revs will drop and she will stop !!
Try , just inching the choke back a tiny bit at a time once the revs start to drop or even before she starts showing any temp on the gauge .....
Are you progressively backing off the choke while she warms??
If you leave the choke on as she warms , as she gets warmer and warmer , she will flood revs will drop and she will stop !!
Try , just inching the choke back a tiny bit at a time once the revs start to drop or even before she starts showing any temp on the gauge .....
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08-21-2009, 07:32 PM
I moved your post here mate ...
Are you progressively backing off the choke while she warms??
If you leave the choke on as she warms , as she gets warmer and warmer , she will flood revs will drop and she will stop !!
Try , just inching the choke back a tiny bit at a time once the revs start to drop or even before she starts showing any temp on the gauge .....
Are you progressively backing off the choke while she warms??
If you leave the choke on as she warms , as she gets warmer and warmer , she will flood revs will drop and she will stop !!
Try , just inching the choke back a tiny bit at a time once the revs start to drop or even before she starts showing any temp on the gauge .....
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08-21-2009, 09:12 PM
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