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CaliKush 08-30-2009 03:31 PM

cbr sounds like a v twin..
 
i swore i thought i did a thread on this a couple months ago.. but i guess i didnt?? well last time my cbr sounded like a vtwin i just switched it over to reserve tank and it stopped.. but now it has started again..tried the same thing by switching over to reserve but this time it didnt help.

i JUST replaced my spark plugs yesterday with new NGKs.. no iridiums cuz im too poor.. rode to my friends house and stayed there for about 4 hours then on the ride home my bike started sounding like a v twin.. idle was pretty slow and sounded spaced out...(am i making sense?) haha. and the launch,or take off, was sluggish. so today i took off my carbs.. didnt really clean them but i just made sure nothing was clogging. put it back on and she still sounds like a v twin.. up until past 5-7k? i dont have gauges so im guessing 5-7k but im damn sure it sounds like a v twin from 1k-4k. after 7k she roars like a sexy CBR is supposed to!!!.. any help please?

99LS1 08-30-2009 04:46 PM

Mine sounded exactly the same, you need to clean your carbs and make sure you dont miss the D shaped one. Look at the sticky there is a how to.

Hope that helps and fixes your problem

GSX_RDR 08-30-2009 07:19 PM

Also check to make sure your vent tube to the tank is clear, mine was doing that yesterday, and I found the vent tube was plugged - it couldn't draw enough fuel for the amount of air it was getting. Hence the V-twin sound.

CaliKush 08-30-2009 10:17 PM


Originally Posted by 99LS1 (Post 830386)
Mine sounded exactly the same, you need to clean your carbs and make sure you dont miss the D shaped one. Look at the sticky there is a how to.

Hope that helps and fixes your problem

the D shaped screws are the pilot jet screws right? i was told not to touch those because it can really mess up my air/fuel mixture.



Originally Posted by GSX_RDR (Post 830469)
Also check to make sure your vent tube to the tank is clear, mine was doing that yesterday, and I found the vent tube was plugged - it couldn't draw enough fuel for the amount of air it was getting. Hence the V-twin sound.

i relocated the coolant hose, charcoal canister hose, and also the gas hose. and it sounds a little better.. but im not completely sure if it is really sounding better or is it just me getting used to the sound ...=X

CaliKush 08-30-2009 11:08 PM

https://cbrforum.com/forum/showthrea...hlight=sputter

this sounds alot like my problem.. but this didnt happen until AFTER i changed out my spark plugs.... i guess i gotta go lookin for some spark!

Bently600 08-31-2009 12:12 PM

Did you maybe not connect the leads properly after changing the plugs? ... one could have wiggled loose...?

CaliKush 08-31-2009 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by Bently600 (Post 830822)
Did you maybe not connect the leads properly after changing the plugs? ... one could have wiggled loose...?

yeah i double checked after i noticed my bike startin sounding like that. i even took out the new plugs to see if it was fouled or anythin but the plugs were good. i also put a bottle of seafoam this morning and i let it idle for a bit but it still sounded the same.. however the ride is alot smoother and the throttle response is almost normal but it still sounds like a vtwin! so i was thinkin since i put the seafoam in would it be a carb problem? after school im gonna test for spark..

99LS1 08-31-2009 02:29 PM

Yes its the pilot jet.


NO idea who told you not to touch it but it made my bike idle AMAZING!

Read this... https://cbrforum.com/forum/f2-tech-93/carburetor-cleaning-tuning-101-a-96888/

CaliKush 09-01-2009 01:47 AM


Originally Posted by 99LS1 (Post 830884)
Yes its the pilot jet.


NO idea who told you not to touch it but it made my bike idle AMAZING!

Read this... https://cbrforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=96888

im just worried about how tight should i tighten them? ive read the tuning procedure for pilot jets and it says that you tighten each pilot jet differently..

on the other hand i checked for spark in the wires and arc in the plugs and they're all good n strong..

CaliKush 09-01-2009 01:18 PM

ok so i rode to school this morning and the bike was half way between ridable and shytty. ridable meaning i can ride it but i shoulda drove my car instead. so like i said i added seafoam in my bike yesterday and it ran a little better. but now it runs better than before i put the seafoam in..but shyttier than how it ran right after i put the seafoam in.. sorry if im confusing anyone. the bike sputters alot. when im holding it at a constant RPM it sounds muffled.. but right when i give it a little throttle then it sounds regular but with sputter(for example.. BBBRRRRR PRPRPRPR BRRRRR PR PR PR) haha. im in 3rd gear(not sure how fast im going cuz i dont have gauges) and i WOT the biznatch! wow.. i gotta say im holding the throotle WIDE WIDE open for a SOLID 10 mississippi seconds and i barely had to grip my handle bars.. it felt like i went from 30mph to 45mph.. so when i get home im gonna clean the butt outta my carbs(including pilot jets) n see if it gets any better.

NEW PROBLEM... while i was idling at a red light.. i hear a little shot of air.. hard to explain. but it sounds like when u get a eye check up and they blow that puff of air in ur eye to check presssure or whatever, it sounded exactly like that.. it did it a couple times at the light and when i looked at it, it also blew some white smoke out with it.. i've heard this noise before but never thought anything of it :icon_doh:. im close to just bringing this bike to a shop to get her fixed =[


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