KennyMac
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One of the local lads over here just posted this in and I have come to the font of all things Busa for the answer on his behalf. it goes like this:
Hopefully someone has had experience with this.
My 99 is missing realy bad on startup, once it gets to operating temp, it seems a bit better, but still not good.
I thought I had a dud plug, so I replaced all 4, still no good though.
I pulled the tank and air box off tonight to have another look at the plugs. What I found was, disconecting numbers 1 and 3 made no difference to how she runs. When I unpluged 2 or 4, the motor dies.
Unless I have bought a couple of dud plugs, I'm thinking the problem is elsewhere. I have tried to find a workshop manual, without success. Does anyone know if there is a part that can affect plugs 1 and 3 independently from 2 and 4?
I can't get the bike into my mechanic until the 20th of June, I can't last that long without a ride!!!!!
And assistance/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Terry
he has checked the usual suspects. The obvious answer is the fuel line. no dice. it's fine and he never touched it anyway. apparently. I reckon the injectors are blocked, especially since it is missing on a couple of cylinders. What do you reckon is the backyard way of cleaning them out?
Appreciate the help.
Kenny Mac
Hopefully someone has had experience with this.
My 99 is missing realy bad on startup, once it gets to operating temp, it seems a bit better, but still not good.
I thought I had a dud plug, so I replaced all 4, still no good though.
I pulled the tank and air box off tonight to have another look at the plugs. What I found was, disconecting numbers 1 and 3 made no difference to how she runs. When I unpluged 2 or 4, the motor dies.
Unless I have bought a couple of dud plugs, I'm thinking the problem is elsewhere. I have tried to find a workshop manual, without success. Does anyone know if there is a part that can affect plugs 1 and 3 independently from 2 and 4?
I can't get the bike into my mechanic until the 20th of June, I can't last that long without a ride!!!!!
And assistance/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Terry
he has checked the usual suspects. The obvious answer is the fuel line. no dice. it's fine and he never touched it anyway. apparently. I reckon the injectors are blocked, especially since it is missing on a couple of cylinders. What do you reckon is the backyard way of cleaning them out?
Appreciate the help.
Kenny Mac
