quick thread - what part is this?
It's the solenoid valve from the air intakes. Part #18 off the Ron Ayer's microfiche
The low speed intakes and the ram duct connect to the 2 on the left side and the single right hose goes to the carbs. It switches between the air intake systems based on speed. I believe the wire connector links into the speedo somehow (which is why mine doesn't work). I bypassed it
The low speed intakes and the ram duct connect to the 2 on the left side and the single right hose goes to the carbs. It switches between the air intake systems based on speed. I believe the wire connector links into the speedo somehow (which is why mine doesn't work). I bypassed it
Last edited by Kuroshio; Feb 5, 2010 at 11:11 PM.
In a way it does. Those wires go to the Air Vent Control Relay. The AVCR is turned on and off by a circuit in the speedometer. When your bike reaches 12 mph, power is applied to the AVCR, which in turn removes power from the Air Vent Control Solinoid Valve. Basically this means that the valve in question is only turned on below 12 mph. So with the wires disconnected and the bike above 12 mph, everything is normal. Below 12 mph you might have hesitation or surging during acceleration.
In a way it does. Those wires go to the Air Vent Control Relay. The AVCR is turned on and off by a circuit in the speedometer. When your bike reaches 12 mph, power is applied to the AVCR, which in turn removes power from the Air Vent Control Solinoid Valve. Basically this means that the valve in question is only turned on below 12 mph. So with the wires disconnected and the bike above 12 mph, everything is normal. Below 12 mph you might have hesitation or surging during acceleration.
When I jetted my bike, the DJ kit came with instructions on how to properly bypass the solenoid. Tho it warned the mod was intended for racing.
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