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any suggestions................? My 1999 900ss is still under the weather.... I changed the fuel filter and shes still hesitating when I scream the throttle off the line. she feels like shes not getting fuel/power.....but only when I gun it off the line... If I ride smoothly & slow she runs okay....but who wants to run smoothly....!!!? I'm going to try the plug wires next.....does anyone know what brand of premium wires I can get? & how many mm? I also wany to put the best plugs on ? any suggestions? thanks joe |
Hmmmmm....not exhaustive by any means but heres some things I've found in the past: 1) Water in the fuel tank 2) Water in the Carb bowls 3) Crud/deposits in the fuel lines (and the extra fuel filters on the Carb bodies themselves) 4) Carbs out of balance 5) Worn carb internals - Emulsion tubes and needles appear to be favourite. Plugs - well I've tried NGK Platinum plugs and found a 'slight' improvement but they were almost £10 each (there are some on Ebay for about £8) or try: www.sparkplugs.co.uk Leads: I imported some from the USA (again via the dreaded Ebay) and cant say I noticed any improvement. Good luck - Frank |
I had the exact same problem but on a Yamaha I used to own. It turned out it was a blob of dried paint in one of the fuel pipes which restricted the flow of fuel. It was fine on low revs but after a blast the restricted flow wasn't enough to keep it running until enough fuel had built up in the float bowls again. Don't know how it got there but I assume it had been inside the fuel tank and gradually washed down the pipes until it got stuck. |
link time.... He's in the USA, but he knows his stuff: http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/shop/ca...cati/elec.html Frank |
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