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Date Posted: 21/11/04 23:05:46
Author: Richard
Subject: Re: ZZR1100 D6 - Rough Running or What?? Help !! rough as a bagers bum
In reply to: Ian 's message, "Re: ZZR1100 D6 - Rough Running or What?? Help !! rough as a bagers bum" on 21/11/04 14:20:37

Cheers gents for the advice.

I'll look further into the fule issue tomorrw, will check for water. It was 'almost' empty i.e. in the red so 95% is fresh fuel however there could still be water hanging about.

May be its the carbs next then, I'll have a look.

I did go for a 10mile ride today and it ran perfectly. However it was only after about this distance that it started playing up, i.e. once I was doing 70-80mph.

My real worry is the igniter box, or pulser system or coils are knackered. HT and low tension wiring seems OK.

Plugs looked clean and correctly gapped, I also cleaned the carb heating filter.

Will update again if it continues to run OK.

Richard.




>If the bike has been standing for a while with fuel
>left to evaporate from the carbs then they are going
>to be cludged up with lacquer and need to be stripped
>and cleaned, other favourites are fuel tap diaphragm,
>vacuum hoses and maybe carb diaphragm(s). Did you buy
>from a dealer or private ? If a dealer then take it
>back and get them to service it otherwise, check for
>trapped/blocked/damaged vacuum hoses, check the plugs,
>clean and check the carbs and put fresh fuel into it.

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