Ducati 750ss running problem

skidlids · 29-Jan-2013, 23:19

which model 750, carb'd or injected
But sounds like fuel starvation
I'd check for a kinked or trapped fuel line first

chrisw · 29-Jan-2013, 23:59

Could be water ingress into the sparkplug holes. Had the same syptoms on my 999 when I was caught out in heavy rain. Blasted both out with an air hose.

ducatinut18 · 30-Jan-2013, 00:19

hi it is a 2002 fuel injected
and cheers chris i will try that in the morning

ducatinut18 · 30-Jan-2013, 00:21

i have been riding it for a week and today was the first time it has ever done it and nothing has been touched in the bike so i don't think a pipe would of been kinked but will have a look just incase

ducatinut18 · 30-Jan-2013, 11:19

thanks for the help but i didn't do anything just left it overnight and it was fine this morning but i will keep an eye on it

yorkie · 30-Jan-2013, 13:34

If the weather continues to be its normal self, give the spark plug area a little squirt of water repellent, this may help.

Yorkie

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29-Jan-2013, 23:19	#1
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club which model 750, carb'd or injected But sounds like fuel starvation I'd check for a kinked or trapped fuel line first Checkout the Desmo Due Paddock on Facebook Last edited by skidlids : 29-Jan-2013 at 23:45. Reply

29-Jan-2013, 23:59	#2
chrisw Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: 999 Mono/1198S Posts: 803 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Yorkshire Mood: Messing with diagnostics Could be water ingress into the sparkplug holes. Had the same syptoms on my 999 when I was caught out in heavy rain. Blasted both out with an air hose. Reply

30-Jan-2013, 00:19	#3
ducatinut18 Registered Forum User Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: Jan 2013 hi it is a 2002 fuel injected and cheers chris i will try that in the morning Reply

30-Jan-2013, 00:21	#4
ducatinut18 Registered Forum User Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: Jan 2013 i have been riding it for a week and today was the first time it has ever done it and nothing has been touched in the bike so i don't think a pipe would of been kinked but will have a look just incase Reply

30-Jan-2013, 11:19	#5
ducatinut18 Registered Forum User Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: Jan 2013 thanks for the help but i didn't do anything just left it overnight and it was fine this morning but i will keep an eye on it Reply

30-Jan-2013, 13:34	#6
yorkie Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: 900 Monster, 750 SS Cafe Racer Posts: 530 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Hampshire If the weather continues to be its normal self, give the spark plug area a little squirt of water repellent, this may help. Yorkie Reply