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hi, check the gap between the abs sensor and the abs ring on the wheel, also make sure the ring has no fractures as a break in the ring will rendor it useles, finaly check the sensors have no grease, metal, or dirt stuck to them which could break the signal, hope this helps paul
Check you spring, use lube grease with a grease gun to lube it NOT WD-40 like most people would do it will only hide th noise for about 1-2 days of riding. If spring is good change out the bushings at the ends of bushing for spring.
It has to do with the TPS (Throttle Position Sensor) . It will involve a V-O-M and repositioning the TPS. I did it to my 93 GTS and it improved the surge (around 3,000 RPM). The precise details were posted in the GTS owner's club, I can't remenber all of the measurements and minutia but basically you let the bike warm up and at idle when you get the smothest operation while playing with the TPS you are done. This will get you almost the same result.
I think AF1 had one not so long a go. Go through their used spares, alternatively, only your dealer.
I'm pretty sure you could something else to work in the meantime, with slight modification.
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