Meet my 1994 CBR600F2
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#45
It's nice to have some good news once in a while. I finally got around to pulling all the jets and I've confirmed that at some point the bike was rejetted to a smaller jet for the altitude. Whether or not it was done professionally and whether or not they're the perfect jets, I dunno. But they're smaller than OEM which means someone at least got it somewhat right. They actually weren't as dirty as I expected but there was definitely some pilot jet clogging.
I can't wait to see how well it runs with the carb all cleaned out and with the proper airbox configuration!
I can't wait to see how well it runs with the carb all cleaned out and with the proper airbox configuration!
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#49
I forgot to check out the loom in depth but I do recall that I have an unused connection on the right hand side of the bike. He must have replaced it because the TPS does indeed have a connection in the housing in front of the battery.
And yes, I live at high altitude. The average altitude of my commute is about 6,500 feet (just shy of 2,000 meters) above sea level.
And yes, I live at high altitude. The average altitude of my commute is about 6,500 feet (just shy of 2,000 meters) above sea level.