you can make one of these up and test throttle position sensor output at different positions.
What do you need to make that? And where do you plug the wires into?
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you can make one of these up and test throttle position sensor output at different positions.
I'm having the same problem with my 08 m8, I've put a new spider in my primary, new yellow white spring, new 73g weights. In secondary I have replaced the rollers w/bdx rock rollers, new orange spring shift assist and even put new black plastic washers in the helix at the outside end of the spring. Replaced pv cables cleaned pv's. New plugs/wires So far I've gone from 7500 to 7910 but I can't get over that. I ride from 1-5000ft. When you figure it out let me know!!!!!
I'm having the same problem with my 08 m8, I've put a new spider in my primary, new yellow white spring, new 73g weights. In secondary I have replaced the rollers w/bdx rock rollers, new orange spring shift assist and even put new black plastic washers in the helix at the outside end of the spring. Replaced pv cables cleaned pv's. New plugs/wires So far I've gone from 7500 to 7910 but I can't get over that. I ride from 1-5000ft. When you figure it out let me know!!!!!
How are the exhaust donuts, any cracks, maybe can is falling apart.
Suprised nobody has mentioned your exhaust canister!! Seen this several times with m8 and m1000 aftermarket cans, the perforated screen that keeps the packing in place will break and allow the packing to partially block the exhaust can outlet. At first a few hundred rpm lost and after a few more rides then complete exhaust blockage. Simple check remove can and shake... if it has a rattle junk it or if you have a mirror you can peer inside the canister outlet and inspect the inside. Had many people laugh at this but super easy to check and have had friends bring their machines to dealers who go through everything, change CCU's ECM's replaced stators and coils thousands of dollars all for a simple exhaust blockage!
I have checked this. Even though the oem suitcase was still on when the problem started and the aftermarket SLP has only been on 6 rides now. Also when I put the new exhaust on a replaced both the donuts. Had a little oil leak out of the bottom one at first. But has since sealed up nicely.Suprised nobody has mentioned your exhaust canister!! Seen this several times with m8 and m1000 aftermarket cans, the perforated screen that keeps the packing in place will break and allow the packing to partially block the exhaust can outlet. At first a few hundred rpm lost and after a few more rides then complete exhaust blockage. Simple check remove can and shake... if it has a rattle junk it or if you have a mirror you can peer inside the canister outlet and inspect the inside. Had many people laugh at this but super easy to check and have had friends bring their machines to dealers who go through everything, change CCU's ECM's replaced stators and coils thousands of dollars all for a simple exhaust blockage!
Heard a lot about motor mounts. And have looked mine over several times. I'm I missing something. Do they break or tear? Mine are not broken or torn, but does that mean they are good?What helix, check motor mounts.
What do you need to make that? And where do you plug the wires into?
BDX No longer rebuilds secondary clutches its posted on their web site!
I was having a problem with it before the mods. But just figured it was a combination of the spring snow and lack of adjusting the clutching.running it with no belt it should rev past that, but I can't say for sure. That leads me to believe its something other than clutching, still could be it but something seems off.
Did it always do this or after mods, if it did it after mods list all mods after the fact.
It is way wrong. But what I was trying to do was get it to rev. I figured it wouldn't shift out all the way but it should have at least reved past 7900.What elevation are you riding? A 360 finish rate with 65 gram weights just doesn't sound right to me. Your finish rate is WAY to high (IMO) your weights cant overcome that spring. I would get your secondary fixed or replaced and drop that primary spring to a cat yellow white (285 finish) just to see if you can get more shift out.
It is way wrong. But what I was trying to do was get it to rev. I figured it wouldn't shift out all the way but it should have at least reved past 7900.
Anybody messed with or heard of the Ignition Timing Sensors going bad. I'm going to ohm mine out but thought I would ask. Can they go bad without having major problems.