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Anonymous Posted on Feb 13, 2012

Hi I have a 1999 gsxr 750 and its running way to lean or rich and dogging down about 6000 rpm.I've changed the injectors and rail also coil sticks and also tps sensor and I'm now scratching my head as to what it cold be .I'm now wondering if it could be the map air sensor can any one help

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Sounds like ur iap sensor also known as boost sensor is it smoking any blackish grayish smoke an does the exaust smell bad ???

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    The iap (intake air pressure sensor) is wat sends a signal to ur com an let's it no how much air u have comin in an then ur com sends a signal to ur injecters so they no how much fuel to inject into ur combustion chamber its located on the back side of ur air filter box an is connected to a hose that runs to a t connector

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If you have changed the exhaust/air filter/ or installed a power commander you have changed the way the motor breathes and will need to be compensated accordingly.
Check what gwoodman said as well.

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SOURCE: 1996 Suzuki GSX-R 750 T

they will more than likely fit but doubt that it'll run smoothly

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SOURCE: my suzuki gsxr cuts out after 6000revs whilst on the road

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  • Posted on Jun 30, 2009

SOURCE: how to start the gsxr 750 after running out off

It should start fine - unless you have drawn gunk from the bottom of the tank into the fuel line, in which case you will need to strip and clean the carbs.

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SOURCE: gsxr 750 wv swingarm bearing adjustment ?

hi buddy you cant adjust bearings the bearing are there for smooth movement you can losen the swing and arm bolt to make them a little loser but too lose will be dodgy get back to me what you mean

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SOURCE: will gsxr 750 87 carb run on a gsxf 750 89 and do

no there not the same carbs the katana carbs are bst36ss. and the jetting is different Kats have 105 mains in carb 1,2,and 4 with a 110 in carb 3. 32.5 pilot jet

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