studders at low rpms
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RE: studders at low rpms
Is the fuel sytem stock or jetted? air filter stock or K&N? Need more details to help...but your evidence of exactly what is wrong can prolly be uncovered by pulling out the plugs and checking for any kind of fouling. That is where I like to begin troubleshooting.
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RE: studders at low rpms
same prob here, the plugs are perfect and i have cleaned the carbs 3 times and been through everything in the manual for the checklist.. the only 2 things left that i havent done is carb synch and the valves.. mine ONLY does it from 1,500 to 3,000 when leaving a light or taking off from a stop...
i talked to a shop and he said that it sounds like a float out of whack or a needle not seating properly..
i talked to a shop and he said that it sounds like a float out of whack or a needle not seating properly..
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RE: studders at low rpms
Mine was doing that too. Changed the plugs, but no change in the miss. Ran much smoother as far as acceleration, but the miss was still there. I was told to clean and sync the carbs when I polled this site. I decided to put it off as I can still ride with a miss. Well the time before i lastI rode I was on the interstate cruising 80-85 when all the sudden dead stick.....no throttle. Damn I had to dive for the emergency lane before Joe car rider behind drove through my tail pipe. I sat there screwed with the petcock and what do you know fired right up and ran like before so offto work I went.I rode it like taht until my next fuel up. Thinking there was just trash in the line I continued to ride and what do you know, Im tooling down the interestate going to work when I notice the bike bogging down. I immediatley went for the slow lane when you guessed it no throttle response. As Im coasting down the emergency lane dodging debree Im wiggling the **** put of the petcock valve. No luck this go around. After it sits for a second or tw it runs and then acts like its running out of gas. I assume at this point its a petcock problem and start thinking about a post on here about a 93 petcock swap out in order to bypass the vacuum that the 92's use for fuel delivery. After work I fire up the bike for the ride home. It runs the same as it did before all theprior problems and I assume the ride home will be uneventful. No Such Luck! IM going home when about three miles into it here she goes losing power. I just clutch it and it stays running at idle. After a few seconds full power for a minute then boggs down again. half way home I notice it starts running on three cylinders. This was the longest ride home I have ever had. Now I went from a miss below 5k to a running out of gas feeling to running on three cylinders. I have already changed the plugs and when it sits and seems to pool some gas in the carbs seems to have full power. My next adventure is to pull the carbs down and clean them. I have ordered a synchronizing tool so that will be down when I install the clean carbs. I also bought am A.P.E manual cam tensioner that I will install while Im down and if that dont fix it Im going to have one HELL of a bon-fire.
Thats where my little miss under 5k left me. My suggestion is to look into it asap before you get on the interstate and have to deal with th hassle of dodging four wheelers and debree, neaither of which give a **** about you or your bike.
Good luck buddy![:@]
Thats where my little miss under 5k left me. My suggestion is to look into it asap before you get on the interstate and have to deal with th hassle of dodging four wheelers and debree, neaither of which give a **** about you or your bike.
Good luck buddy![:@]