HELPPP Starts (with jump leads) then revs fluctuate !!
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HELPPP Starts (with jump leads) then revs fluctuate !!
I've been working on it all day fiddling with my yoke, drilling the security bolt etc etc... New yoke, bars and badly cut down fairing on. Then it started. Then pissed out fuel.. I hadn't done the banjo under the fuel tank up enough...
Then after taking the plugs out, letting the fuel evaporate she starts. Runs fine for 20 mins...
Go inside, get my girlfriend, ready for a ride and it won't start.
Jump leads, van...it starts...then the revs fluctuate between 0-3k and if you rev it, it backfires and pops then goes to die...
The diag -1, 1 came up and EFI
So confused..and pissed off.
Starting to think I should've bought a VTR.
Any help??please
Then after taking the plugs out, letting the fuel evaporate she starts. Runs fine for 20 mins...
Go inside, get my girlfriend, ready for a ride and it won't start.
Jump leads, van...it starts...then the revs fluctuate between 0-3k and if you rev it, it backfires and pops then goes to die...
The diag -1, 1 came up and EFI
So confused..and pissed off.
Starting to think I should've bought a VTR.
Any help??please
Just bought a Falco :)
Diag 1 relates to throttle position sensor, D-Rider knows loads on this subject
Diag 1,1 may be TPS problem.
Not unusual to see Diag 1 when you switch ign on, this will change to EFI,
have a look at download manuals somewhere on here, try the search .
Griff and Lewis at Aprilia Performance are shit hot,good with advice
01827 285500
Diag 1,1 may be TPS problem.
Not unusual to see Diag 1 when you switch ign on, this will change to EFI,
have a look at download manuals somewhere on here, try the search .
Griff and Lewis at Aprilia Performance are shit hot,good with advice
01827 285500
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Check the little sensor that is attached to the bottom of the airbox and it's connection. Can't remeber exactly what it does but it completes a closed loop system so you have to disconnect it when balancing the throttle bodies. If it is not properly connected it causes similar symptoms.
If all is OK with that, also try checking all of the vacuum take off points on the other side of the throttle bodies, they shoud have a pipe (slipper clutch) on one and a blanking cap on the other. If one of those is open to the elements, the engine will not run properly.
If all is OK with that, also try checking all of the vacuum take off points on the other side of the throttle bodies, they shoud have a pipe (slipper clutch) on one and a blanking cap on the other. If one of those is open to the elements, the engine will not run properly.
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