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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #50 on: 17 September 2013, 08:40:08 pm »
you sure there not yours    :lol :lol :lol .....little things like that really piss me off  :\ ...fingers crossed postie brings the coils tomorrow  ;)


They're not little, they're size 12  :lol
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #51 on: 17 September 2013, 08:59:15 pm »
you sure there not yours    :lol :lol :lol .....little things like that really piss me off  :\ ...fingers crossed postie brings the coils tomorrow  ;)


They're not little, they're size 12  :lol

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #52 on: 18 September 2013, 08:15:07 pm »
Up Date

Checked filter all OK.
Fitted 2 new coils test ride and the stutter is just as prominent.
Fitted old sparks and stutter still present.

New sparks below that I am going to ensure gap is correct. Plugs are left to right 1 to 4 in the bike.

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If anyone sees or knows what is going of with the bike all advice greatly received.

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #53 on: 18 September 2013, 08:34:11 pm »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #54 on: 18 September 2013, 08:40:34 pm »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?

No not looked at that as problems started after service. But will do the test.

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #55 on: 18 September 2013, 08:54:07 pm »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?






you check your tps for fun  :rolleyes ....you sad foccer  :lol
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #56 on: 18 September 2013, 08:56:09 pm »
mmmmmmmmm....well i solved my stutter with a new regulator,but i dont know why  :o ......now if only i knew  someone breaking a fazer  ;)
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #57 on: 18 September 2013, 09:04:29 pm »
mmmmmmmmm....well i solved my stutter with a new regulator,but i dont know why  :o ......now if only i knew  someone breaking a fazer  ;)


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Daz, not being awkward but by checking the air filter do you mean you fitted the old one & went for a spin???? Or do you mean you already chucked the old one & visually checked new one?, the guys in the know seem to think it wont be that but ive got my old one ying in the shed if you need a test subject.
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #58 on: 18 September 2013, 09:25:18 pm »
mmmmmmmmm....well i solved my stutter with a new regulator,but i dont know why  :o ......now if only i knew  someone breaking a fazer  ;)


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Daz, not being awkward but by checking the air filter do you mean you fitted the old one & went for a spin???? Or do you mean you already chucked the old one & visually checked new one?, the guys in the know seem to think it wont be that but ive got my old one ying in the shed if you need a test subject.

I did a visual and ensured it was seated. I will be changing everything in next couple of days back to what it was minus oil and its filter (K&N oil filter and Fully synthetic shell oil)

Ran out of money because some one needed new girly shoes that cost twice as much as 2 new coils  :eek Therefore its as you say noggy elimination time.

Its OK I have played the no sex card only to be laughed at  :'( If it works for women why not men  :(

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #59 on: 18 September 2013, 10:29:18 pm »
mmmmmmmmm....well i solved my stutter with a new regulator,but i dont know why  :o ......now if only i knew  someone breaking a fazer  ;)


 :rollin


Daz, not being awkward but by checking the air filter do you mean you fitted the old one & went for a spin???? Or do you mean you already chucked the old one & visually checked new one?, the guys in the know seem to think it wont be that but ive got my old one ying in the shed if you need a test subject.

I did a visual and ensured it was seated. I will be changing everything in next couple of days back to what it was minus oil and its filter (K&N oil filter and Fully synthetic shell oil)

Ran out of money because some one needed new girly shoes that cost twice as much as 2 new coils  :eek Therefore its as you say noggy elimination time.

Its OK I have played the no sex card only to be laughed at  :'( If it works for women why not men  :(

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Daz i cant check right now what oil i put in but fully synth rung a bell when i seen it on this post, a recnt post by someone saying their clutch was slipping after a service with fully synth.


Ruby racing replied saying that the fully synth would be the issue.


Could your stutter actually be clutch slip????
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #60 on: 18 September 2013, 10:35:38 pm »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?

To be truthful it didn't feel quite right around the 2500rpm mark so thought i'd check out of curiosity and was a bit peeved that it whizzed up to 10k on the test?




you check your tps for fun  :rolleyes ....you sad foccer  :lol
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #61 on: 18 September 2013, 10:35:58 pm »
Go on Daz, tell me i cracked the code....you put fully synth car engine oil in yur bike didnt you????? :eek


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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #62 on: 18 September 2013, 10:42:05 pm »
Go on Daz, tell me i cracked the code....you put fully synth car engine oil in yur bike didnt you????? :eek


No, this is what I put in

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261227240737?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

If it was clutch slip I would expect the bike's rev's to go sky high with no acceleration not a dip in revs then take off. Or am I worng?

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #63 on: 18 September 2013, 10:42:28 pm »
Keeps throwing me, my name's Darren/Daz too  :lol
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #64 on: 18 September 2013, 10:49:08 pm »
Sorry daz.....& Daz!!!! :lol


I thought i was onto something there, just going off what i read on another post.


I wonder why Ruby Racing was so sure fully synth was bad??????, i shall pm him for you & ask. :)
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #65 on: 18 September 2013, 11:03:35 pm »
It has been established elsewhere on this forum that fully synthetic oil does not cause clutch slip. That's all I'm saying on the subject!

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #66 on: 18 September 2013, 11:37:55 pm »
If you rev it to 10k in neutral does it misfire at all?

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #67 on: 19 September 2013, 10:54:42 am »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?






you check your tps for fun  :rolleyes ....you sad foccer  :lol

It was just a gut feeling something wasn't quite right, and as i had TPS problems before actually changing it i knew the signs that it may not be right.
And i was correct  :D
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« Reply #68 on: 19 September 2013, 11:42:59 am »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?

To be truthful it didn't feel quite right around the 2500rpm mark so thought i'd check out of curiosity and was a bit peeved that it whizzed up to 10k on the test?
 
 
 
 
 
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you check your tps for fun  :rolleyes ....you sad foccer  :lol
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« Reply #69 on: 19 September 2013, 12:02:56 pm »
Just a stab in the dark but have you done a TPS check at all?
They make the bike jittery when they break down.
I checked mine for fun earlier and it was positioned wrong, not sure why?

To be truthful it didn't feel quite right around the 2500rpm mark so thought i'd check out of curiosity and was a bit peeved that it whizzed up to 10k on the test?
 
 
 
 
 
just joking with you DARSSI  :) .......take no notice unless your real name is simon  :lol



you check your tps for fun  :rolleyes ....you sad foccer  :lol

What makes them go off the 5K mark?
It was all spot on when i balanced the carbs a few months ago?
And it was only about 6 months ago that i even found out it even existed!!  :lol
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #70 on: 19 September 2013, 01:10:42 pm »
If you rev it to 10k in neutral does it misfire at all?

No its nice and smooth. It only does this when under load.

Next job is do a test on the fuel pump followed by checking all sensors and kill switches.

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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #71 on: 19 September 2013, 02:14:27 pm »
same as "the stuttering one"........fine in netural on the stand  :rolleyes
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Re: Acceleration stutter after service
« Reply #72 on: 19 September 2013, 09:29:40 pm »
Didn't get round to checking everything but I did put stock exhaust back on and cleaned some real gunk from the side stand cut off switch. First test ride after degunk seemed better but still had its stutttttttttttttttttttttreeeeeeeeeeeeering head on. Test ride after old echaust going on had similar problems but seemed better than all other rides.

As an ex engineer the way we solved things like this was to stand back, scratch our head, go to the boss Mr Hammer and then wake the shit out of the machine that refused to comply with doing its job until it submitted to our demands.

To top it all I have just demolished her chocolate bar through comfort eating and I is now in the bloody dog house.

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« Reply #73 on: 28 September 2013, 05:17:13 pm »
After spending 57 hours in bed due to my Gluteus Maximus spasm (yep my butt hurt like hell and i could not move) I have fitted a Air Assy and no change.

I have run out of money and I is not aloud to sell the car (she really does not understand me) I have done all the cheap options that has turned out not to be so cheap after adding them all up. Therefore I will be doing my last purchase of a Regulator and if that does not work I will consider the options.

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« Reply #74 on: 28 September 2013, 05:29:46 pm »
Daz..i know the in the know opinion here is that it wont be the oil...i respect that...buuuuut...you did change it...it is still a variable...for all the price of some oil i would change it out for a different grade....if it doesnt work then drain it and keep it til next oil change but you know what that could just mean the difference between small and large money being spent.
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