Bike is stuffed again :(

Rossi Rocks...!!!!

Looks like it may be the choke cable, and a flat battery, flat battery is sorted, wont use choke until I get it back to the mechanic...

Looks like it may be the choke cable...

As in it was sticking on?

Looks like it may be the choke cable...

As in it was sticking on?

yeah

it doesnt have a mechanical choke as such it just makes it idle quicker i asume by pulling the throttle around a bit rather than making the mixture richer.


Good to hear someones sorting it for ya sterohead.

Rossi Rocks...!!!!

I knew he was good looking, but smart aswell? Some people get ALL the luck!

it doesnt have a mechanical choke as such it just makes it idle quicker i asume by pulling the throttle around a bit rather than making the mixture richer.


Good to hear someones sorting it for ya sterohead.

shuddup... youll jinx it

Rossi's help.. my charger


hehehe

glad to hear it's sorted mate and a cheap fix.

good going!

are coils expensive?

For the ZX9R they're $200 each - ie $800 for full set.
I expect ZX6R to be similar - try a wreckers.
Not saying that's your problem - I'm not sure what that is.
But if it turns out to be coils go 2nd hand. I got a full set for $300
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its playing up again

I think I will take it to a dealer... so far I have used a generic mechanic...

Playing up again ?
As in what.........not starting just making the clicking noise

Playing up again ?
As in what.........not starting just making the clicking noise

naah, spark plug is fouled again...


I'm really bummed, because it ran perfectly to and from P.I.... Took it to work this morning and suddenly it started again....

Well you would have to ask the question WHY, is the plug cliping onto the lead properly and I havnt played with plugs thats generally another mans job but is the lead attached to the coils properly.

might have to test the coil as well and is it the same plug and tank of fuel that keeps fouling.

do you use the expensive fuel?? 98 ron vortex or bp ultimate because they have stuff in them to clean injectors.....consider a bottle of fuel docter from supercheap its 16 bucks a bottle and will last you about 2 years for a bike and cleans injectors and water out of fuel tanks.

I would think a dirty injecter could lead to a fouled plug, you overdose that fuel docter on the first go and it does amazing things to injection systems make them go a little slower at first but once its done its job your fuel consumption goes down.

Well you would have to ask the question WHY, is the plug cliping onto the lead properly and I havnt played with plugs thats generally another mans job but is the lead attached to the coils properly.

might have to test the coil as well and is it the same plug and tank of fuel that keeps fouling.

do you use the expensive fuel?? 98 ron vortex or bp ultimate because they have stuff in them to clean injectors.....consider a bottle of fuel docter from supercheap its 16 bucks a bottle and will last you about 2 years for a bike and cleans injectors and water out of fuel tanks.

I would think a dirty injecter could lead to a fouled plug, you overdose that fuel docter on the first go and it does amazing things to injection systems make them go a little slower at first but once its done its job your fuel consumption goes down.

Its the same plug, but a different coil (swapped coil to another cylinder)..

I only use the best fuel at every station (except shell optimax)....

I have run an injector cleaner through the tank... But I might overdose it tomorrow...

dont overdo it with the other stuff it might run like a dog but it says on the back of the fuel docter bottle to hit it with a few hard doses first up to clean the goo out of the system.

it seems to be a detergent but also says safe for 2 strokes and race fuel, i have used it with diesel and in my bike without any grief but i dont do it all the time just every nw and then.