hi all am needing help !!!!!!!!!!!
my Honda cbr400rr nc29 runs fine till 8000 revs then splutters and wont have no pull at all,,,,,
ive balanced the carbs but still has the problem
please help
spluters at 8000 revs
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
any one ????????????????
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
Sounds like a fuelling issue. get it on a rolling road to identify what the AFR is doing.
You could also do a plug chop at full revs which will indicate if its running rich or lean.
You could also do a plug chop at full revs which will indicate if its running rich or lean.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
When did it start happening? Has it always done it?
What has changed on the bike?
Balanced the carbs? Using which method?
Bikes just don't fuck up usually..so am sure it can be sorted. They are simple beasts
What has changed on the bike?
Balanced the carbs? Using which method?
Bikes just don't fuck up usually..so am sure it can be sorted. They are simple beasts
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
hi and thank you for your replys
I got the bike last year and have just got time to paint it all up
I put it all together and it sounds beutifull but when oput on road it struggles at 8000 revs
I balanced the carbs using a carb tune ive done them twice now and are spot on
I think its fuelling and am wondering if these have carb issues
I got the bike last year and have just got time to paint it all up
I put it all together and it sounds beutifull but when oput on road it struggles at 8000 revs
I balanced the carbs using a carb tune ive done them twice now and are spot on
I think its fuelling and am wondering if these have carb issues
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
it seems to be under load it splutters,,,
at standstill it revs all the way round to the red
at standstill it revs all the way round to the red
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Re: spluters at 8000 revs
So - is the airbox standard and are the carb settings standard?
ten pence says someone fitted a "hi flo" air fliter...or decided to fuck about with airbox "to get more air in it"
so will be running terribly lean and cannot rev out.
SO - details on the carbs, airbox, exhaust
Have you actually had it on the road? Is it in all gears?
ten pence says someone fitted a "hi flo" air fliter...or decided to fuck about with airbox "to get more air in it"
so will be running terribly lean and cannot rev out.
SO - details on the carbs, airbox, exhaust
Have you actually had it on the road? Is it in all gears?
IMPERATOR REX ANGLORUM
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate