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Onibaka last won the day on December 25 2018

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  • Birthday 10/12/1988

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    Minsk, Belarus
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    V11 Sport '02, Honda Baja, KTM SDR

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  1. Hi all. I'll update this thread so I don't create a new one. Recently, on the go, the motorcycle began to stall and lose power, I thought it was a problem with the TPS, but then I heard how, after the engine was turned off, fuel began to drain into the tank. As I understand it, the fuel pressure regulator does not hold. I took it apart and found pieces of some kind of plastic. I have no idea what it is or how it got there. Could it have been something inside the regulator originally and it fell apart?
  2. Hello! Only this season I put this mod. I am delighted! Such clear shifting! And using the quickshifter has become much more comfortable.
  3. Something went wrong. Thanks po18guy for the help. Hello everyone
  4. Finally the package arrived! Thank!
  5. Yes, I put my old TPS and now the V11 works fine
  6. The problem is found and resolved. Everything turned out to be very banal: the TPS sensor died. I checked all the relays, sensor resistances, ignition coils and all harness connections, grounding, fuses, and only at the end I decided to check the TPS. You may ask: "why I did not check it first"? Last year I had a very similar problem and then I ordered a new PF3C sensor. As it turned out then, it was a wire to the relay, and I left this new TPS. And I did not expect that he will serve me less than a year, I traveled on it for about 4,000 km. He returned his old PF4C sensor from Harley and everything is great again! In fact, I thought that I would sell it to hell and buy a Japanese motorcycle. He got scared and earned
  7. Another problem After rain, the engine runs intermittently, as if the spark does not always fire. This already happened after the rain, but then after 10 minutes of malfunctioning the problem went away and he drove as if nothing had happened before the next rain and now the problem does not go away. The engine starts only with the gas handle open and stalls when the gas is closed (at idle). The engine itself works coughing and unevenly. Maybe there are places where moisture can get after the rain, which could lead to such consequences? I connect this problem with the rain, because it happens the second time after the motorcycle gets wet. I exchanged relays for working ones and before that I was pressing contacts. Grounding on the box is also ok. I inspected the candle high-voltage wires but did not find signs of wear. Valves have been regulated recently. There are cracks on the connecting horns from the air filter, but it seems to me that could not lead to such consequences. At the weekend I will check the readings of the sensors (TPS, temperature), the pump contacts (it is new). Maybe R.P.M. AND T.D.C. sensor? I found forum posts with a similar problem. Just until I realized how it can be checked. Glad to any advice
  8. I wrote a letter to Chuck ordering one for myself Before that, I could switch up using quickshifting, briefly dropping gas at high engine speeds. Maybe it will be more convenient
  9. I adjusted the valve to 0.15 / 0.20. Everything seems to be fine) Maybe in vain I started a discussion here, but we talked and you know that I know what TDC is
  10. I do not quite understand what you are taking off for, but probably something useful. I read a little later and can join
  11. Guys, I’ve been trying to explain many times that adjusting valves for me is not a problem . I am sure that the piston is in the DTC position. I see the movement of the piston in the hole of the spark plug, I see the mark D (for the right) and S (for the left) of the cylinders. The piston during DTC is in compression. Both valves have a gap and I can adjust them. All the same, I have my Guzzi for the 8th year and I have done this procedure many times. doсc understood correctly. This is my question, I noticed that the valve clearance in the TDC position is not the largest for the entire crankshaft revolution cycle. That is, if the intake valve clearance in the TDC position is 0.15 mm, then with further rotation of the flywheel, when the piston leaves the TDC and the exhaust valve opens (exhaust stroke from the combustion chamber), the intake valve clearance increases to 0.20 mm. This is also true for the exhaust valve. That is, on the injection cycle (when the injection valve is open), the clearance of the exhaust valve is greater than in the TDC position I hope you understand me. I am sure that I am not confusing TDC. I just accidentally decided to measure the gaps in other positions of the piston (not in the TDC) and they turned out to be larger. Maybe it's me having some problems with the camshaft. Or maybe this is normal? I just want to understand this issue. Yes, I decided that there should be something themed
  12. Yes ... I consider this as one option. Only, logically, the gaps in the TDC should have changed, but they remained at the level (it seems). Okay, set it up again and watch. Maybe the next time you adjust the valves, pay attention to this
  13. Yes, I know about this fact. Adjusting the valves is not a problem for me. Oh... you don’t seem to understand what I was trying to explain Thanks, it will be interesting to try it
  14. And the fact that the valve clearance may increase when the piston leaves the TDC is wrong? Or maybe it's okay and I'm worried for nothing
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