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Posted on Feb 10, 2011

I'm riding a r106.my trottle seems to have problem.when I'm traveling at constant speed.out of a sudden there seems to be no acceleration when I throttle and suddenly it come back again after awhile,sometimes when it happens and I pull in my clutch,the engine dies off.what's wrong with it?I just did a valve clearance and clearing of throttle body.

  • fred_nathani Feb 10, 2011

    Nope.no fault codes.everything of throttle body cleaned and check.but sometimes it runs perfectly fine.it happens once in awhile.and sometimes high speed also will happen

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Sounds like a fuel supply issue. When you say you "cleared the throttle body" did you strip the injectors, check fuel filter etc? Also check temperatures of your header pipes, excessivley low temperature on one header will indicate which cylinder(s) have a problem. Are there any fault codes flashing on your FI light?

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