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Tps
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12-07-19, 02:04 PM
Hey guys. I have the tps self diagnostic revs happening I have a haynes manual to try check it but I cant make any sense of it as I'm too uneducated.
Can anyone help or provide a video or such for me please 
12-07-19, 04:01 PM
Which model bike do you have?
For the FZS600, it is a simple check. Just read this http://foc-u.co.uk/notpoop/index.php/TPS_adjustment
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
12-07-19, 07:15 PM
What exactly is the rev counter saying?
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12-07-19, 08:17 PM
12-07-19, 08:39 PM
(12-07-19, 08:17 PM)His Dudeness link Wrote: [quote author=darrsi link=topic=25454.msg300494#msg300494 date=1562955337]I just checked it's saying.... ...darrsi smells [/quote] Has VNA hijacked your account? :rollin :rollin :rollin
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
13-07-19, 04:21 PM
(12-07-19, 04:01 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: Which model bike do you have? I have a gen 1 I think it is. 99 or 2000. I have tried the disconnect but it does not do anything. I have a 0 rev to 3k rev. It does this after i disconnect and connect
13-07-19, 04:29 PM
(13-07-19, 04:21 PM)BrianPalfrey link Wrote: [quote author=BBROWN1664 link=topic=25454.msg300489#msg300489 date=1562943666] I have a gen 1 I think it is. 99 or 2000. I have tried the disconnect but it does not do anything. I have a 0 rev to 3k rev. It does this after i disconnect and connect [/quote] Bouncing between 0rpm to 3000rpm means it's either unplugged or completely knackered. It may have been dodgy for a while as they normally play up and break down gradually, but unless you checked it you may not have realized. The bike normally feels jerky below 3000rpm so you'd need more use of the clutch, and it would generally not feel or sound right. Don't buy a used one from Ebay, because you will just get the same issue again further down the line. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/YAMAHA-FZS-60...SwRytb6JaY
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
13-07-19, 05:01 PM
(13-07-19, 04:29 PM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=BrianPalfrey link=topic=25454.msg300522#msg300522 date=1563031277] I have a gen 1 I think it is. 99 or 2000. I have tried the disconnect but it does not do anything. I have a 0 rev to 3k rev. It does this after i disconnect and connect [/quote] Bouncing between 0rpm to 3000rpm means it's either unplugged or completely knackered. It may have been dodgy for a while as they normally play up and break down gradually, but unless you checked it you may not have realized. The bike normally feels jerky below 3000rpm so you'd need more use of the clutch, and it would generally not feel or sound right. Don't buy a used one from Ebay, because you will just get the same issue again further down the line. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/YAMAHA-FZS-60...SwRytb6JaY [/quote] That's great. Thanks for letting me know. Will grab it and set it up using that guide of 5k revs.
13-07-19, 05:15 PM
If it has been breaking down over a while then when you replace the TPS the bike will feel A LOT better to ride.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
20-07-19, 06:14 PM
So I have put a new tps on and set it to 5k revs on diagnostic made.
The ride after that was... wow... Slow speeds and starting to accelerate from stopwas so smooth
20-07-19, 10:15 PM
(20-07-19, 06:14 PM)BrianPalfrey link Wrote: So I have put a new tps on and set it to 5k revs on diagnostic made. I had 3 fail on me, as i bought used ones, and as you will now know the difference is huge, but it also gave me the knowledge of knowing the signs when they were misbehaving which is why i just tell people to buy new and be done with it. If you were to have the carbs balanced as well it would feel even more smoother, it really does make a big difference if it's not been done for a long time.
More people are born because of alcohol than will ever die from it.
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